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How My Father Won My Mother
By Gabriel García Márquez
February 19/26, 2001 New Yorker
Translated by Edith Grossman
My mother became a woman in a godforsaken hellhole. She had spent an uncertain
childhood plagued by malarial fevers, but, once cured, she was cured
completely and forever, and with her health as strong as reinforced concrete
she was able to celebrate her ninety-fifth birthday with eleven of her own
children, and four of her husband's, and sixty-six grandchildren,
seventy-th
How My Father Won My Mother
By Gabriel García Márquez
February 19/26, 2001 New Yorker
Translated by Edith Grossman
My mother became a woman in a godforsaken hellhole. She had spent an uncertain
childhood plagued by malarial fevers, but, once cured, she was cured
completely and forever, and with her health as strong as reinforced concrete
she was able to celebrate her ninety-fifth birthday with eleven of her own
children, and four of her husband's, and sixty-six grandchildren,
seventy-th