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
One was saying everything in a way. It was a very certain way. It was a
very decided way. It was a very clear way. It was a quite long way. It
was a completely clear way. It was a complete way. It was a delicate
way. It was an entire way. It was a continuing way. It was a way that
was a way that would come to be a thing that any one would know was a
way that was that way.
There are very many being living. Some are being loving. Some are loving
some one. Some are loving some. Some in loving some are loving very many
of them. Some in loving are being one loving and being the one loving
some and very many of them. Some in loving some and so loving very many
are being such a one one loving very many seeing and loving, and hearing
and loving, and loving and giving what any loving is meaning in having
come to be existing.
One who was such a one was one seeing and loving and being then that one
and was one hearing and loving and being then that one and was then that
one the one being that one.
Some one was one living and hearing and seeing and being then all one
loving, all one everything and everything then was being one completing
again and again what is necessary to loving being existing. She was
loving that is to say she was one being one in being the one giving what
is neccessary to loving being existing. She was hearing some one, she
was giving then to that one everything that is needing for loving to
have been existing. She was seeing some one, she was giving to that one
the thing that being loving has been having. She was one who was one
seeing some one. She was one who was one hearing some one. She was one
seeing one and she was one being that one the one seeing that one and
beginning then being the one who had seen that one. She came then to be
the one who had completed that thing completed seeing that one and that
one had been seen by her then and then it was all one her seeing that
one, that one seeing her and everything had been done then and sometimes
was then done again. She was one hearing one and she did then hear that
one and she was then one being one who was coming to hear that one and
she came then to have heard that one and that one came then to finishing
that thing finishing her having been hearing that one and they finished
that thing and it was then finished again. She was one being that one
and that was not troubling one who was one seeing and hearing and being
with that one and she was quite married to that one and they were both
then married and living and they were then living and going on being
living and they were then going on being married and being living.
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