One Hundred Years of Solitude

and advice for the raising of
children and animals, and
who collaborated with
everyone, even in the
physical work, for the welfare
of the community. Since his
house from the very first had
been the best in the village,
the others had been built in its
image and likeness. It had a
small, well-lighted living
roost, a dining room in the
shape of a terrace with gaily
colored flowers, two