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據說亂倫會生出長豬尾巴的後代，憂心悲劇降臨的烏蘇拉，婚後始終戴著貞操帶，不肯跟荷西行房。左鄰右舍流言四起，在鬥雞比賽輸給荷西的阿奇勒譏諷荷西沒有生育能力，他一怒之下用長矛刺穿了阿奇勒的喉嚨，並決心要與烏蘇拉生兒育女，不管會生出什麼樣的孩子。
雖然大家將荷西的行徑視為光榮的復仇，但因為良心的譴責以及不堪阿奇勒的冤魂夜夜騷擾，荷西與烏蘇拉還是決定遠走他鄉。他們翻山越嶺，跋涉了兩年之久，終於在河床邊建立了村莊「馬康多」，也自此開啟了波恩地亞家族百年的興榮繁盛與破滅衰亡……
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It is a dull book. While I won't disparage it entirely, I feel it does not deserve to be reread. The written version struck me as quite difficult to follow: it is filled with passages, and a prose that interweaves within other connections, which collectively form the fabric of the story.
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