Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein: With Two Shorter StoriesStein, Gertrude
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Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein: With Two Shorter Stories
Stein, Gertrude
Experimental fiction, American
She was one being living, she could be exciting and then some one could
remember that she had not been one being exciting. She had courage then.
She could be kissing and any one could be remembering that she had not
been completely being fascinating. She had courage then. She could be
succeeding and any one could be pleased then and could be remembering
that thing, remembering that she always had had courage in going on
being living. She was lively and any one could remember that she could
be a lively one. Any one could remember she had courage. Any one could
remember that thing.
Some are living and they might if they went on living they might then
not be liking that thing. Some are living and they might if they went on
living they might then be liking that thing. One went on living and was
happier then happier than any one. That one went on living and went on
then being happier than any one. That one was then that one, one being
happier than any one ever had been in being one being living.
Some are living and they might if they went on living they might then
not be liking that thing. One of such of them was one going on living
and she went on quite liking that thing and she was one not completing
that thing not completing liking that thing liking living but she went
on living and she was liking that thing and certainly then there was no
reason why she should not be liking that thing, she went on living and
she was liking that thing.
She would be one going on being living even though she could understand
something of any one coming to be dying. She did go on being living
although she could tell any one how any one could come to be a dead one.
She did go on being living although she could explain how very many she
was knowing were not needing such a thing needing going on being living.
She went on being living, she did that thing with enough decision, she
did that thing with decision enough to be one being one doing
everything, doing everything enough, doing anything just enough.
She was one whom some one married and then they had a child born to them
and that child was one she was having with her and she was then finding
everything a little irregular. She said the things she should say then,
she did the things she should do then. Sometimes she was repeating other
things, sometimes she was changing her opinion, always she was changing
her opinion, she was decided enough then to say something, she did say
that thing, she told then the whole of that thing the whole of that
opinion.
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