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Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946

"Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories"


A cushion has no pretty color. A white surface has that meaning and two
are seen and the present is the same.
Charming the messenger and kissing the footstool, seasoning the
grape-juice and coloring the rose stalk, the danger to the minute is the
time of day.
Wednesday, the sender who wants no coins away, Tuesday the use of a push
that does not paralyse the rubbing, all day, the resemblance to no
blame, Sunday a movement of a little water. Persons with a face and no
spitting. Alluding to a fresh man shows no signs of wear. That is the
meaning of a measure. There is every remains of a trace.
Climbing the same division with a haughty lady does seem no more
monstrous than the return of a colored hat. There is no choice when the
head is everywhere, none whatever and the same thing would be so
changeable if the hair were made of that silk. If the little one were
that size and she is then the round spot would be alike and it was not.
So there must be some regret. There was.
Say the difference, say it in the brook, say it in the perpendicular
horizon, say it in the retreat from St. Petersburg.
The tame coffee is not so stern as the singing of swinging. The brown
complete has a tall leader and the distance is seen and is not safer.
There is no loss of mud and the collar is lower.
Little lingering and lantern lighting is the pleasant sing song and sing
song is singing and the wish is more than any father it is the whole
pressure of the little and the big which comes the way singing has
whispering and so and the blanket is not so regular as every sheet and
not more neat not any more neat.


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