American drama -- 20th century; Experimental fiction, American; Prose poems
When they are young they are quicker than when they are old. When they
are quite young they are very much quicker than when they are old. When
they are young they are quicker than when they are old but not really
quicker, they are not slow when they are old. When they are very young
they are very much quicker than when they are older. They are quicker
when they are young, when they are very young, when they are old than it
is ever natural for them, for any one to think them. And certainly this
is a very natural thing, a very natural thing. They are quick and
certainly they have very much time to be quick in, and they are using
very much time for this thing. And certainly any one can know this thing
that they are using very much time, a great deal of time. They certainly
have been, they certainly are using very much time, any one can know
this thing, any of them can know this thing. Every one knows this thing,
knows they are using very much time, that they are all of them using up
very much time. Every one is naturally certain of this thing, that any
of them, that all of them are using very much time. They are then quick
ones, quicker when they are very young than when they are older, a
little quicker when they are young than when they are old.
There are quite enough of them. They are different enough each one of
them from the others of them. They are different enough each one of them
from the others of them and it is easy enough to know this thing to know
that each of them are different enough from the others of them. It is
certainly easy enough to know this thing to know that each of them are
different enough from the others of them. They are different enough each
one of them from the others of them. In a way it is completely easy to
know this thing to know that each of them are different enough from the
others of them. They certainly can show this thing, any of them can show
this thing that they are different enough from the others of them.
There are enough of them. There are not too many of them. There are
quite enough of them. Each of them is quite different enough from the
others of them. They do each one of them easily enough show this thing,
quite easily show this thing that they are different enough each one of
them from the others of them.
In a way they are completely simply showing this thing that each one of
them is different from the others of them, from any of the others of
them. They can very simply be showing this thing and certainly then it
is a thing to be pleasing to any one to be knowing that each one of them
is different enough from any of the others of them and is simply enough
showing this thing.
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