One Hundred Years of Solitude

began by explaining that any
attempt would be useless
unless Úrsula cut the cards.
On the other hand, she
confirmed the existence of
the treasure with the precision
of its consisting of seven
thousand two hundred
fourteen coins buried in three
canvas sacks reinforced with
copper wire within a circle
with a radius of three hundred
eighty-eight feet with Úrsulas
bed as the center, but she