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
Any one looking is loving, that is sometimes quite certain. Sometimes
any one looking and looking again is loving. Sometimes any one looking
is loving. That is something.
Any one looking is loving. Any one remembering that thing is remembering
anything. Any one looking is loving. Any one not remembering that thing
is not remembering that thing.
Any one remembering about looking and loving is mentioning anything and
resenting something. Any one looking is loving and any one is mentioning
anything, and any one is resenting something.
Any one resenting something is remembering that any one looking and
loving is looking and loving. Any one resenting something is mentioning
something. Any one mentioning anything is looking and loving.
Looking and loving is something. Remembering anything is something.
Mentioning anything is something. Resenting something is something.
Remembering that looking is loving is something. Remembering that any
one looking has been loving is something. Remembering that looking is
loving and not then mentioning that thing is something. Remembering that
looking is loving and being then mentioning that thing is something.
Having been one being one who had been looking is anything. Having been
one who had been looking and any one had then been mentioning that
looking is loving is anything. Having been one who had been looking and
having been then one being one not mentioning that looking is loving is
anything.
Having been one looking and being one then having mentioned that thing
and some one then having mentioned that looking is loving is anything.
Having been one looking and having been then one having been mentioning
looking and any one then mentioning that looking is loving is then
anything.
Having been looking and not loving, having been not looking and not
loving is everything. Having been not looking and not loving and having
been looking and not loving and having been looking and loving is
everything. Having been not looking and not loving is everything.
Having been looking and loving, and not looking and loving, and loving
and looking, and loving and remembering having been looking is
something. Having been not looking and loving is something. Having been
loving and not looking is something. Having been loving and looking is
something.
Each one is one. Each one looking is that one the one then looking. Each
one looking and loving is then that one the one looking then and loving.
Looking and loving is anything.
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