One Hundred Years of Solitude

loading of the airplane on
board a ship that did not
arrive, and although his
shipping agents insisted, that
it would never arrive because
it was not on the list of
Caribbean ships, his partners
insisted that the shipment was
correct and they even
insinuated that Gaston was
lying to them in his letters.
The correspondence reached
such a degree of mutual
suspicion that Gaston decided