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
It is not a thing that is comforting to be certain that any one
listening is one who can not be convinced that the one talking is really
explaining what is being really explained by that one. The one talking
is explaining what is really being explained by that one. The one
listening can not be certain that the one talking is really explaining
what is being explained by that one. It is not comforting to be one
being living. It is not comforting to be one not being living. Nothing
is comforting if one is being comforted by something. Nothing is
comforting if one could be comforted by anything. Nothing is comforting.
Not any thing is comforting and anybody being living can be being living
and anybody not being living can be not being living.
He said something and understood that any one understanding that thing
could say something of that thing. He said something and understood that
any one understanding that thing could say that he had not said what he
had said when he had said that thing. This is something.
If some one wants something and not having that thing is not getting
that thing and not getting that thing might be certain that that one
could not have that thing and being certain that that one could not have
that thing is certain to need that thing if that one does not get that
thing and that one can not get that thing if that one does not get that
thing and that one is certain that it is a thing that one could have if
that one had that thing then that one will want that thing and that one
wanting that thing will be certain that when that one gets that thing
there will not be any reason why that one has not got that thing and
that one will have that thing if that one gets that thing and that one
will get that thing if that one can get that thing. That is enough to
make some certain of something. That is enough to make any one say
anything. Any one saying anything and every one saying something is
saying anything, any one saying anything about that thing is saying
anything.
Any one being born and born a baby if they are not a man will be a woman
and if they are not a woman will be a man unless they are dead before
they come to be grown.
Any one born and saying something is saying anything and saying anything
is saying something about being born and coming to be a man and being
born and coming to be a woman. There are many being living. Any one of
them can say anything. Any one can say something. Each one of them
saying anything is saying in the way of being a man or being a woman and
any one saying anything is saying something and any one saying something
is saying anything.
There are enough being living to be very many being living and there
are enough of all of them saying something and they are each one of them
saying anything.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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