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Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946

"Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories"

He said he slept pretty well. He said that
what he did was like that which was all the same and he said he knew it.
He said he showed the rest when everybody turned the rest of it into the
light where it was bright and he was bright and he said he told the
friends who were together that he had not made the weather. He was not
angry.
If the covered space has the same size as the little pieces that one
left then the trouble when an explanation is due is not in listening
when there is repeating. They were not anonymous.
Barring the size of the thing that is where it is there is no reason why
a larger thing should not reproduce a little thing and this was not the
only way to disturb everything. There were some ways of finding a
beginning.
It hardly came to be altogether that they were not separated and they
did not say that when they spoke of anything and what was a brighter
light was brighter and the little pieces were mentioned. It was not
astonishing.
They came there. They had that to do and that was not that proceeding.
They had that piece of the way. They did not die early. They did not
piece the whole that was a piece together. They were universal when they
came to travel. They did not explain. That was they came and they did
not rest together. They had talked.
Not to disappear when they are not there was not the way they said they
had come to stay.


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