Prev | Current Page 166 | Next

Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946

"Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories"

A blind bed bite is
thunder struck.
Please tell the artichoke to underestimate valor. Change is made in the
book-trade.
Lay the end left and put the tooth next, spice the same handkerchief and
season the tomato, it is no use to be silly and if there is spoiling why
should an atlas show that. It does, that is what makes it a journey.
To mention that the sound a piece is all in the same bosom. So then.
Present the time and section the sailing of a coat. Show no theory. Show
the satisfaction and see the window. All the gentleness is mixing. There
is a dream.
All the rest is burned. There is no auction.
Then the singing is dirty and silence is louder. Then there is a
dwelling. There is mingling in a cushion. The pet is particular. It sees
silkiness in sulking. It is so delighted. It is a wonder.
Aim to please and tend to save, show the honor of the tripe, squeeze the
whole pen wiper close, show the arc light where to choose, see the cable
leave the ton, show it the face merrily, there is rousing in the cake
there is a bite in the plain pin, there is no more disgrace than there
is. There certainly is not.
Alright, show more, show it broadly, show it so that if there is a
dispute, if there is any reason to fear more than the most there will be
the time to say more and to say it very nicely. This is the reason given
for shaken a cream pitcher.


Pages:
154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178