Dom Casmurro
Machado de Assis
the house copied in order to tie the two ends of life (chapter II), the cocada vendor's cry (chapter LX), the past reread after the sentence (chapter CXL), the Matacavalos house that no longer recognizes him (chapter CXLIV).
White Nights
Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky
the request to return to the embankment to remember (First Night), the anniversaries of sensations that never happened and the question of whether he has lived (Second Night), the grandmother's old days, when she played Rosina in a home theater (Nastenka's story, Second Night), the night written on the rainy day (Third Night), the railing where she waits as she did the first time (Fourth Night), and the sweet memory the letter promises (Morning).