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Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946

"Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories"

He can then tell
what he explains and he can then ask that he hears what will be said.
He was not astonishing, he was not despairing, he was leading.
The way he came not to laugh was by continuing to talk and talking was
not what he was doing and he was doing what he was doing. If they were
there and they were there if they were there they were not destroying
what he was not destroying.
There were eight who were not laughing. There were eight and he was not
laughing. There were eight who were not laughing.
There were four who were not laughing. He was not laughing. They were
talking. He was talking. They were producing. He was producing. They
were intending. He was intending.
He was producing and he was not laughing and he was talking and he was
asking that he could have the whole list that he had made mean
something. The whole list he had made meant something. It meant all of
something. He did not disoblige all when he did all he did and he was
all he was and he did all he did and he was talking and he was producing
and he meant all of something.
They did not call each other and they did not say a man, a man. They did
not call each other. They did say that there was a man and there would
be men and they would not be calling.
They meant that they said that there would not be calling. They meant
that they said what they knew and they said what they knew they said.


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