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Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946

"Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories"

A union, that is like that.
Bay is water, a lot is something, a stone is breaking, wedding is an
invitation.
Copy-right and see a burst of sun shining, long long and there is no
staggering.
True divorce means more than every occasion, a true divorce is a bend in
a branching, it is the obliteration of a case of congestion. True
divorce is an argument and a return, it is the same price as an
augmentation.
Once when there was a marked heel there was a time to separate together.
Once there was another time practiced. That lead more than habit. That
made one young man younger. All the time to stand and play meant that
the same suit was used. It was not permission.
A kindness and no hard hat, a center-piece and no new muff all this made
advice pleasant, it changed every hair, it was not duller. And yet that
energy was the same as the whole use of a portfolio and there never was
sickness and there never will be a necessity. All the winter months have
some of the sardines in summer. They make what does not do for skating.
They make a complaint and all four are not precise in saying nothing.
They disturb the bank and the blessing. There is no bleeding.
So then the change was spread and there was no sofa and there was no
pudding. Coloring was disappearing. There was no repetition.
As soon as grammar shows a sympathetic fraction then the time to elope
is the same as richness.


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