One Hundred Years of Solitude

Buendía in which he
reminded him of their
common aim to humanize the
war and he wished him a final
victory over the corruption of
the militarists and the
ambitions of the politicians in
both parties. On the following
day Colonel Aureliano
Buendía had lunch with him
in Úrsulas house, where he
was being held until a
revolutionary court-martial
decided his fate. It was a