One Hundred Years of Solitude

children, and that they would
be obliged to scatter for lack
of space. Then she took out
the money she had
accumulated over long years
of hard labor, made some
arrangements with her
customers, and undertook the
enlargement of the house. She
had a formal parlor for visits
built, another one that was
more comfortable and cool
for daily use, a dining room
with a table with twelve