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Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946

"Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories"

She said that she had said what she said. She said
what she saw and she saw what there was when she had what she had.
She was not the one who did come to have what she had. If she had come
to have what she had she would have lived when she lived and she would
ave died when she had had what she had had. She was not the one who was
all in having what she had and she did not have what she had having four
children and each of them being the one of the four of them that each
one was and her husband being succeeding and being living and she being
living so that he was dead before she was dying, she was not the one
having what she had. She was the one saying what she saw and she was
seeing what she had.
She was not leaving being that one in being one continuing and she did
not leave being that one because she was seeing what she had and she was
saying what she saw. She was not leaving being that one.
It could be that she was that one. It could quite be that she was that
one. It was that she was that one.
She said what she saw and she saw what she had and she said what she
said and she had what she had.
If she saw what she had and she said what she saw she had being living
and a husband and children and succeeding in not having been using in
feeling that she had not died and left her husband living with the four
who were being living and being living being existing.


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