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Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946

"Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories"

This was not
discouraging.
He said it, it was not the only way to say it, it was the only way he
said it, he said that the same was all the same, he said he was feeling
the absolute transmission of the accumulation of regarding what he was
regarding. He said he did it all. He said he was not certain. He said he
must have it, he said that the way to say it again was not the only way,
he said he would not do that, he said that he had all the rest, he said
that he had no way to come to that conclusion, he said he might wear
something to show anything, he said it was difficult, he said what he
said, he explained all that he answered, he did not recline, he was not
concentrating everlasting interruption, he did the same, he was always
there, he did not die, he was not needing everything, he was the one who
did that which when it was seen was not what he said he denied. He was
yielding. He listened then. He did not change anything. He was
necessary. He did not leave it all. He did not give anything. He was
there. He did all that. He saw the rest come to be gone. He was not
gone. He did not come to stay. He had the same.
One and here and there and somewhere and always separate and frequently
not assembling one and the others who were not the ones denying that,
some did reply when they were not denying answering. They said, each one
of them, they said it all.


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