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 satisfied with being living. Being living is not satisfying is
not completely satisfying, any one listening was hearing some
explanation of this thing. She was satisfied with being living. She was
satisfied with marrying. She was satisfied with being a married one. She
was satisfied with her husband who was quite a satisfying man. She was
satisfied with having had one child and having that child. She was
satisfied that she would not have another one. She was satisfied that he
went on being living, that she would not have to have another one. She
was satisfied with her mother and her brothers and her sister. They were
satisfactory as mother and sister and older brother and younger
brother. She had opinion enough about that thing about mentioning there
being existing. She was satisfied with regular living. She had opinion
enough of this thing to be quite expressing any such opinion. She was
satisfied with being living. She was satisfied with not any living being
satisfying. She was satisfied with her living. She was important in that
thing so as to be explaining satisfactory living: She did explain
satisfactory living. She was satisfied with being living. She was
satisfied that any living was not satisfying. She was satisfied with her
living. She expressed her opinion.
Each one is one. Each one is that one. Each one is one. Each one
expressing an opinion is expressing that thing that opinion.
One is expressing an opinion, one is expressing a suspicion. She is
expressing the whole of that thing. She is clearly having that thing,
that suspicion, that opinion. She is one clearly having that thing
having that suspicion, that opinion. She is that one the one having that
expression, that opinion and clearly expressing that thing that
suspicion, that opinion. She is completely loving, completely lovelily
loving. She is that one.
Each one is one. Each one is that one the one that one is. Each one is
one. Each one is one some are knowing. Each one is one. One is one many
are knowing. One is one not any one is completely certain is completely
charming. That one is one being one being almost completely feeling in
being almost completely charming. This one is one not completing any
such thing not completing feeling, not completing feeling in being
almost completely charming, not completing being almost completely
charming, not completing being charming.
She was marrying, she was not then married, she was one having lost
something and not remembering anything then of anything, of having or of
loving, she was marrying then again. She was married then. She was
living then, she was satisfying any one being satisfied with that thing.
She was satisfying herself then with being one satisfying herself with
that thing. She was not losing anything, she was losing that thing, she
was losing not losing anything.
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