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Love in the Time of Cholera
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After fifty-one years, nine months, and four days since Florentino Ariza's passionate declarations were rejected by Fermina Daza in favor of marrying Dr. Juvenal Urbino, Florentino has experienced countless romances, yet his heart has remained devoted solely to Fermina. Throughout this lengthy period, he stays committed to his vow of eternal love, patiently awaiting the chance to win her affection once more. The opportunity arises when Fermina's husband meets an untimely end while attempting to rescue his beloved parrot from a mango tree. With hope rekindled, Florentino professes his unwavering love for Fermina, inviting the question: can a love that began in their youth find its flame rekindled in the later stages of their lives? Described by Bill Clinton as "the most important writer of fiction in any language," this story is hailed by The Times as "an amazing celebration of the many kinds of love between men and women."
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After fifty-one years, nine months, and four days since Florentino Ariza's passionate declarations were rejected by Fermina Daza in favor of marrying Dr. Juvenal Urbino, Florentino has experienced countless romances, yet his heart has remained devoted solely to Fermina. Throughout this lengthy period, he stays committed to his vow of eternal love, patiently awaiting the chance to win her affection once more. The opportunity arises when Fermina's husband meets an untimely end while attempting to rescue his beloved parrot from a mango tree. With hope rekindled, Florentino professes his unwavering love for Fermina, inviting the question: can a love that began in their youth find its flame rekindled in the later stages of their lives? Described by Bill Clinton as "the most important writer of fiction in any language," this story is hailed by The Times as "an amazing celebration of the many kinds of love between men and women."
