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Gabriel Garcia Marquez

"Merciful God!" sighed the General. "We've arrived." And it was true. For there was the sea, and on the other side of the sea was the world."

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"Merciful God!" sighed the General. "We've arrived." And it was true. For there was the sea, and on the other side of the sea was the world."

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