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Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946

"Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories"

There is no use in saying Madame. An open face has hair, it
can have it so.
In more winding there is glass and in a sound there is a swing. Any time
to do it different means a change in every second, the seconds are the
same.
Pleasure in onions means that gambling has no milk. That is what has
come to remain away. The time of the pansy is so original.
The spoon, the spoon, that weight, a closet, a plate and all of the
chase that makes silver so killing, a whole temper is sustained and the
noon has more place than daylight. All the happy day is that way. A
question is answer.
A lamp and trimming and the description of the children and the certain
indigestion when the reason is not thrilling. So then the time comes
when some one has to stay.
All the temper which shows that there must not be that meaning shows no
more than is forgotten. Hoping anything is hoping that that is a
lesson. Not hoping does not show more memory than there is fact. There
is no fact.
More mining than pedestrianism and more hot water bottling does mean
that cheapness is something and nothing is subdued. More shows the place
and feathers are neglected for more winter and surely steam is
something, it surely has no way to make a house change the river, really
not any way.
Please the locksmith and the price and throw the cushion on the floor
and make a little piece of butter show more strength than any orange.


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