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Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946

"Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories"


They said that not calling was different from calling in a way and they
said that there were men and they said there was a man and they said
that they would be the men they would be and there would not be
calling. If there was the following and leading, if there had been
calling, if there was not calling, if there would be what there would be
they were all what they were and though they said there was a man they
said that there was not any calling. They said there was not any
calling, they said they were saying what they knew they were saying.
They were not continuing intending, they were continuing saying that
calling is calling, they were continuing proposing saying they were
saying what they were knowing they were saying.
He was one and he did not stumble when he heard that calling is calling.
He did not deny that saying a man is having calling is saying a man is
having calling. He did not deny that calling is calling. He did not hear
that any one calling and saying what they were saying were saying that
calling is calling.
He did not hesitate and he was there and he was not calling and he was
saying that not calling is not calling. He was not saying that he knew
he was saying what he knew he was saying. He was saying that not calling
is not calling. He was saying that he knew he was saying what he was
saying. He was saying that not calling is not calling.


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