A woman in this novel nearly has Oscar Wilde sign her glove during a honeymoon in Europe. (15[1])A character in this novel accepts a marriage proposal on the condition (15[1])that she does not have to eat eggplant. (15[1])That woman in this novel (15[1])treasures (15[1])a picture of her and her cousin taken by a chess-loving Belgian (15[1]-5[1])photographer. (15[1])With his dying breath, (15[1])a man in this novel says, “Only God knows how much I have (*) loved you” (10[1])after he falls from a ladder (10[2])while (10[1])trying to (10[1])grab (-5[1])a parrot. (10[7]-5[1])This novel (10[3])begins with that (10[1])character, (10[1])a distinguished (10[1])doctor, noting the smell of bitter almonds. (10[1]-5[2])This novel ends with (-5[1])an elderly couple taking a trip on a riverboat flying the yellow flag (10[1])of (10[1])disease. (10[3])For 10 points, Florentino Ariza rekindles his romance (10[1])with Fermina Daza (10[3])in what novel by Gabriel Garcia Marquez? ■END■ (10[9]0[2])