One Hundred Years of Solitude

the coffin as she stood in the
parlor, as if it were for a new
dress. She showed such vigor
in her last hours that
Fernanda thought she was
making fun of everyone.
Úrsula, with the experience
that Buendías died without
any illness, did not doubt at
all that Amaranta had
received an omen of death,
but in any case she was
tormented by the fear that
with the business of the