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Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946

"Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories"

This is the nature. That is the sound. There is the place.
If the particular objection is that there is a long time to keep that
ready which has to be used when there is that waiting then the whole
situation is the same when the garden is full and the objects are
separated by a piece of paper. The rain does not hurt everything. It can
be cold.
It is a steady bargain that which takes every one away. It is not the
only place to praise.
All the appetite that makes that little pain is not so far ahead when
the change is imminent. The one had that abandonment. It took all that
concentration.
He did not leave enough to establish the whole fire-place. This was
braging. He had all that to authorise.
Evading and then relaxing and then stipulating and then hearing that
there is a protection is not the whole way to have it said that there
has been laughing.
There where the voice is parting it is not changing the meaning. It is
the same. It has that elongation.
The president who has that definition is the one who has that
decoration. He is not placid. He is not discourteous. He is not robust.
He who wondered heard the listening and he was not distracted. He had
that intimate progression. It was not a party.
A best feeling is that which if that one has not been adding is what
that one is hoping to be smiling. He was not tender.


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