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Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946

"Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories"

One was a perfect way, that did not have
any protection, that had what it had when a covering was fitting, that
kept some in. Everybody was not anxious to laugh. It was not too
perilous. There was a way which was a way and a solid piece came off and
nothing was happening. Nobody was glad. Everybody was looking. It helped
some. It was not autocratic. It was not a mystery. There was a way which
was a third way and anybody could refuse to exclaim. It was not
prohibitive. It was concubining. It was sweetly beginning. It had a
pretty reflection. It was angust. It held the rest. It was not
particular. It was chased. It was pelucid. It was clearly automatic. It
held the blessing.
That was not the only way the way the sinking came to relieve the place
that was there. They were not authoratative. They had the practice. It
was not the rest of all that way. To be lightly dusting is to have the
coal full of iron and this does not keep all of a little stove together.
It can be seen.
Like the arrangement of the place where the pears are not brighter the
time has not come when the last piece has been seen. It is not
investigated because there having been the parlor there has come to be
the place there where any one could stay together. They are not
visiting. That is to say part of the time they are away. It is not
passed when the whole of it is there.


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