One Hundred Years of Solitude

that of the old gypsies, but
less transitory and
understandable. Endowed
with means that had been
reserved for Divine
Providence in former times,
they changed the pattern of
the rams, accelerated the
cycle of harvest, and moved
the river from where it had
always been and put it with
its white stones and icy
currents on the other side of
the town, behind the