One Hundred Years of Solitude

either, out of remorse for
bringing on the death of her
adversary. But Aureliano
Segundo interpreted it as
another challenge and he
filled himself with turkey
beyond his incredible
capacity. He lost
consciousness. He fell face
down into the plate filled with
bones, frothing at the mouth
like a dog, and drowning in
moans of agony. He felt, in
the midst of the darkness, that