American drama -- 20th century; Experimental fiction, American; Prose poems
Clouds in summer.
Rain.
Boxing flowers.
I do not mean white flowers.
PAGE XXXVI.
Credit me with wishes.
I do.
I will.
PAGE XXXVII.
Why doesn't he begin.
PAGE XXXVIII.
Lots of pages.
PAGE XXXIX.
Night today.
Tonight today.
I can sit sinking.
Have a reproach.
PAGE XL.
Why do you mean to attack.
PAGE XLI.
The Cow.
Yes Caesars.
The Cow.
Oh you blessed blessed blessed planner and dispenser and joy.
My joy.
The Cow.
PAGE XLII.
Such a successful morning afternoon.
PAGE XLIII.
Just like the prince's.
PAGE XLIV.
Pages of eating.
PAGE XLV.
Pages of heating.
PAGE XLVI.
Not a word of warning to them.
PAGE XLVII.
I make feeble crackers.
Strong in birth.
Willful in argument.
Planned to take me.
Soldier wishes.
We wish an automobile.
We have stalls.
Stables.
In weather stains.
Do you mean it. All of us mean it. Call us horses. We are afraid of
horses.
PAGE XLVIII.
Sing to me resolutely.
Mr. Louis says not.
Joseph.
PAGE XLIX.
I have infinite patience.
PAGE L.
Count in places.
Why do you need perquisites.
Because furniture is heavy.
It is heavy here.
And light in the hurry of needing water.
Why do you satisfy her.
I satisfy her with holes.
We were wicked on slates.
You mean roofs.
Roofs and nations.
PAGE LI.
Can you praise me.
Can you praise me.
PAGE LII.
Nominal general.
PAGE LIII.
This is a shore.
PAGE LIV.
Great civil destinies.
PAGE LV.
Come to me Louisa in a limousine.
We were walking.
We were walking and talking.
PAGE LVI.
Lift brown eggs.
To me.
PAGE LVII.
Have you splendid pearls.
Have we splendid pearls.
PAGE LVIII.
I always think it is the best.
This.
And the name.
PAGE LIX.
Call me for the chance.
Does the moonlight trouble you.
It troubles me here.
PAGE LX.
This is the way to point.
That is the way.
PAGE LXI.
Not a Greek God.
How do you say that.
PAGE LXII.
I have a name.
She has the same.
Expression.
She looks like the soldier.
And we too are dull.
PAGE LXIII.
I can just see them processioning.
I will not write a play.
Thank you kindly for your kind wishes.
PAGE LXIV.
Let me see the sloop.
We used to use that word before.
In the evening and they met with attention.
PAGE LXV.
I read about a star.
I heard a star.
I saw a star.
I hear a star.
I see it.
Do you where.
There.
Don't you see.
It's an aeroplane.
Oh yes I heard it before.
So did I.
I do not care to bother.
We do.
That is quite natural.
Come again.
PAGE LXVI.
Scratching her head.
Marcel.
Oh Marcel.
Spots.
Cleaner.
Nuns.
Wishes.
Does she neglect the subject.
I like what I feel.
Folette.
Hear.
Mrs. Beffa.
What is the name of the girl.
I wish I had such a child.
PAGE LXVII.
Can I speak to you for his sister.
This is what I like to think.
Yes of course.
PAGE LXVIII.
You do not understand our grievances.
We do not understand their subjects.
They are not annoyed by each other.
We have flights in aeroplanes at Buke. Spell it with a t.
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