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
Each one is one. Each one might be one being like every other one if
every one was one being like every other one. Each one is one. Each one
is one not like every other one. Each one is one. Any one is like any
one. Every one is like every one. Each one is one. There are very many
of them. Each one is one.
Each one is one and is mentioning something of some such thing. Each one
has been one and is mentioning something of some such thing. Each one is
one and is mentioning something of being like any other one. Each one is
one and is mentioning having been like any other one. Each one is one.
Each one is one and is mentioning having been, is mentioning being that
one. Each one is one. Each one is that one, the one that one is. Each
one is one, each one is mentioning such a thing. Each one is mentioning
something, each one is mentioning having been mentioning something. Each
one is one. Each one is mentioning having been that one.
One was one and was mentioning something, mentioning having been that
one and in a way that one was that one. That one was one, that one had
been that one. That one had not been really mentioning quite that thing,
had not been quite mentioning having been that one.
That one being that one had been that one. That one being that one was
mentioning that thing was mentioning having been that one, was
mentioning being that one.
That one being that one was one needing something, was one needing
something to have been that one. That one being that one was needing
something, was one needing something to be that one. That one was not
that one. That one was mentioning that thing. That one was needing
something to be that one. That one was mentioning that thing, was
mentioning that that one was needing something to be that one.
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