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
Every day he is being that one and knowing that thing he is saying that
anything is a good thing and in a way being that kind of a one is a good
thing. He is saying this thing any day. He is believing some little
thing any day. He is inventing some little thing any day. He is sitting
and playing something every day.
Mrs. Peter is one remembering that being one being living where any one
who is polite is not mentioning everything they are seeing, Mrs. Peter
being one laughing and being one remembering having been laughing where
any one being a polite enough one is not remembering anything they were
seeing, Mrs. Peter being one having been one living where she had been
living was remembering that every day then she was laughing and was
remembering that any day then was a day she would not be living there if
she could come to be living elsewhere. She came to be living elsewhere.
Every day there she was one laughing and remembering. Every day there
she was one meeting some and remembering that she could come to
remembering everything she was seeing. Every day she was laughing and
any day some one was mentioning that she had not come to be remembering
everything she was seeing. Every day she was being that one.
Any day Flint could be one saying that he had said what he had been
saying. Any day Flint could be such a one. In diagramming anything Flint
could come to be certain that he had been a slow one. He was one and
being that one he was one seeing something. He was one and being that
one every day he was not seeing something. He was one and being that one
every day he was describing what he hoped he would not come to be
seeing. He was one and he was seeing something. He was one and he was
demanding that he could be mentioning what he was seeing. Every day he
was mentioning something he was seeing which was the thing he was
deciding not to be seeing. Every day he was mentioning that seeing
everything was something. Every day he was telling that be had been
seeing something and in being one seeing that thing he was one needing
to be one seeing some other thing. Every day he was seeing something.
Every day he was mentioning seeing something. Every day he was seeing
something and seeing that thing he was seeing that that thing was a
heavy thing, a dreary thing, a sad thing. Every day he was seeing
something. Every day he was seeing something and every day he was
mentioning that he was seeing something and it was a delicate, a
graceful, an impressive, a tender thing, the thing he was seeing. Every
day he was seeing something. Any day he was telling that he might come
to be seeing something and to be going on being one seeing that thing
and any day he was one being uncertain being uncertain of his being one
going to be seeing that thing.
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