At one point, the protagonist of this work wakes to discover that there is only one small spoonful of coffee left, which he takes to his wife in bed, who has recently had an asthma attack, and he lies by telling her that he's already had his coffee.
At one point, the protagonist of this work wakes to discover that there is only one small spoonful of coffee left, which he takes to his wife in bed, who has recently had an asthma attack, and he lies by telling her that he's already had his coffee. It was published with the short stories "Artificial Roses" and "Balthazar's Marvelous Afternoon." As it opens, the protagonist spots the Mayor being yelled at by Father Angel for not letting a funeral procession past the barracks. That title character claims that he doesn't wear a hat so he doesn't have to remove it for anyone. His son, Augustin, dies in a cockfight, and Sabas underpays the title character out of a prizefighting rooster, but the transaction is reneged in time. FTP, name this novel in which a veteran of the Thousand Days War waits to receive his pension, written by Gabriel Garcia-Marquez.
At one point, the protagonist of this work wakes to discover that there is only one small spoonful of coffee left, which he takes to his wife in bed, who has recently had an asthma attack, and he lies by telling her that he's already had his coffee.
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