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Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946

"Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories"

Being certain is not anything. Being
begun is not being begun. Being the one the decisively adjusting, the
completely not translating, the not having been begun one, being the
one, that one how that one how very that one is everything. All is
everything.
That is the way when that way is a way that is the way that way is the
way.
There can be some. There can be some quite often. There can be a great
many quite often. There can be very many very often.
There can be one who having lost her husband and having four children
and having a great deal of money and saving it for the children and
spending it for the children can not do what children can do, there can
be one who continuing living and looking as if she were being living is
being living and is continuing being living.
She is in a way not an old one being quite an old one and she is in a
way not an old one as she has had taken a photograph of herself her
daughter and her daughter's daughter and in the picture is also her
mother. There are four generations of them. She in a way being an old
one is not an old one and that is not startling not at all startling she
having four children and being rich and having lost her husband and
having been lonesome and having been saving for her children and having
been spending because she was feeling something of what she was being
feeling.


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