One Hundred Years of Solitude

in a future perfectly revealed and established, beyond the futures disturbed by the insidious snares and supp ...

reconstruct the grandeur and misfortunes of the family and the splendor of Macondo, which was now erased, while Álv ...

not collect in money but in letters to a smuggler boyfriend who was in prison on the other side of ...

captivity. He felt so well, so close to perfect companionship, that he thought of no other refuge on the ...

She let him finish, scratching his head with the tips of her fingers, and without his having revealed ...

laugh, the old expansive laugh that ended up as a cooing of doves. There was no mystery in the heart ...

irremediable wearing of the axle. Dont worry, she said, smiling. Wherever she is right now, shes ...

tiptoes, stumbling from drunkenness, and he went into the nuptial bedroom just as she opened the ro ...

Aureliano, smiled, picked her up by the waist with both hands like a pot of begonias, and dropped he ...

herself sincerely with the astuteness of a wise woman, weaseling her slippery, flexible, and fragrant w ...

death, but it seemed to be without violence because it consisted of distorted attacks and ghostly eva ...

struggle, Amaranta Úrsula understood that her meticulous silence was so irrational that it could awa ...

both were conscious of being adversaries and accomplices at the same time and the affray degener ...

immobilized her in her center of gravity, planted her in her place, and her defensive will was demolished by the irr ...

tearing at her insides. ...

Chapter 20 PILAR TERNERA died in her wicker rocking chair during one night of festivities as she ...

lowered by ropes into a huge hole dug in the center of the dance floor. The mulatto girls, dressed i ...

closed up the doors and windows with brick and mortar and they scattered out into the world with ...

It was the end. In Pilar Terneras tomb, among the psalm and cheap whore jewelry, the ruins o ...

Macondo during the splendor of the banana company, fleeing from one of many wars, and nothing more p ...