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
He did say what he did say and that was to say that many kept away there
where they said what they knew they said when they stayed as they
stayed. He did not say that they stayed away. He did not say that
staying they were saying that they were knowing that they were saying
that they were staying. He did say that staying they were saying that
they were knowing what they were saying, he did say that they were
staying. He did not say that he was staying when he was saying that he
was knowing what he was saying. He did not say that he was saying what
he was knowing what he was saying. He was saying that he was knowing
that he was saying what he was saying and he did say that he was knowing
he was staying. He did not say that he would be staying. He did not say
that he would be knowing that he was saying what he was saying. He did
say that if he would be staying he would be knowing he was saying what
he was saying. He did say that he would be saying what he would be
saying and he would be staying when he would be staying. He did say he
would be staying.
They were all there was of the ones they all were and this was not
because they were moving in unison, this was not because they were
regular in working, this was not because they were defending what they
were leading, this was not because they were holding what they were
having, this was not because they were not succeeding, this was not
because they were not realising all that was breathing, this was not
because they were acting as they were intending, this was not because
they were feeling in being needing, this was not because wonderfully
exciting was being progressing, this was not because they were placing
what they were inspecting, this was not because they were not urging
what they were using, this was because they were following where they
were leading.
If expecting nothing is not disconcerting expecting something is not
annoying. He who had what was refused sold what he had given. He did not
sell it again. He sold it once and that was satisfying. He felt it all
all there was of selling. He knew he felt it all all there was of
selling. He knew that he was having refused again what he had the
obligation of having being existing. He felt all there was of having
being knowing what he was intending would be satisfying when the
obligation of selling would be completing selling what he had been
creating.
He did not live then and he was then the one living who was saying what
he was saying, saying he was knowing what he was saying, saying that all
who were leading and staying were saying that he was saying what he was
knowing he was saying.
He did use the complete way of showing leading being staying and staying
being saying what was knowing being saying.
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