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
Donger liked what he found when he looked for that for which he was
looking. Donger did not like all the searching he was doing. Donger did
not like all he found when he was tired of looking for that for which he
was looking. Donger did not have what he said that he needed and Donger
did not begin again. He certainly did not begin again in having been
finding everything. Donger said all that.
If it was a long time being living, coming and leaving, it was quite
happening very often. It came and it went and sometimes Clellan stayed
and sometimes Clellan did not stay.
Clellan not staying was something. Clellan staying was something. That
did happen. That did not happen.
All who have a way of not completing, and any one having a way of not
completing is any one, all having a way of not completing some time
being long enough is long enough and being long enough any one coming
and going is, is not staying.
Donger asked if he could go where some one went and he did not get an
answer then and he did not need answering enough to complete being
living to get any answer later. He came to get what he asked and he did
not ask anything he might have asked and he did not because he was not
asking. He was not asking and he did not need remembering that thing
remembering that he was not asking. He remembered enough.
He talked when he talked very much and he talked when he did not talk
very much and he talked.
All that there was if some said what they said was what they all did if
they did what they did.
In the beginning one saying something and doing something was
remembering that not having been admitting anything that one was one
convincing and being convincing was admitting something and admitting
something and saying something and doing something was not admitting
what was not being convincing. That one was older and being older was
doing was saying what that one had been doing and saying.
If any one can determine that they are saying what they are saying and
doing what they are doing they are determining that they are hearing
what they are hearing and seeing what they are seeing. This is not
exciting, this can be annoying, this can be common, this can be
convincing, this can be perplexing, this can be repeating.
One and he was one and any one can be one and any one is one and any one
being one being one is being one, one was saying what he was saying and
doing what he was doing and he was determining what he was saying and
determining what he was doing and he was hearing what he was hearing and
seeing what he was seeing.
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