One Hundred Years of Solitude

the hope of getting a
daguerreotype of the invisible
player. That day the Italian
had lunch with them. Rebeca
and Amaranta, serving the
table, were intimidated by the
way in which the angelic man
with pale and ringless hands
manipulated the utensils. In
the living room, next to the
parlor, Pietro Crespi taught
them how to dance. He
showed them the steps
without touching them,