Novel of Thank You by Gertrude Stein - Delphi Classics (Illustrated) (eBook)

Gertrude Stein (Autor)

Gertrude Stein (Herausgeber)

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2017
246 Seiten
Delphi Classics (Parts Edition) (Verlag)
978-1-78877-893-0 (ISBN)

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Would she leave it all to her. She might if she had sufficient confidence that if she did so that it would be well done and in that case there would be no occasion for arranging it in this way. To be sure.

She would be very foolish if she preferred coming to coming and she would be very nicely pleasant to all of it when they had heard it every once in a while. She could be anxious to hear him be seated.

CHAPTER CXLIII

It was a very pleasant day yesterday.

CHAPTER CXLIV

It is pleasant that to-day is as warm as yesterday.

Alice-blue and an Alice-blue wrapper.

Who did say what he had to say.

Then why do they occasionally have to have little amounts of it every little while.

This is theirs.

He said he had been named Arthur but he did not care to have it as well pleased as he was. He was obliged to be very well every day.

What can they make successfully. They can make lilacs and hyacinths and she knew very well that some flowers look like oranges.

Supposing that there is a difference between action and succession and between they had decided not to come and lighted cakes. Everybody knows their name.

If she left on the third of January which is on Sunday will she come here before that. If she does will she come alone and will she say I have never been prevented and in that way it has never made any difference to me. Not to feel very much as if they could continue to have cakes lighted not to feel very much as if they could have to have cakes relighted. Cakes relighted candles relighted candles relighted cakes relighted.

CHAPTER CXLIII

Not to have felt that it was at least as nearly perfect as it would have been if she had been charmed.

Supposing she knew that a war would popularise differences and she did know that a war would popularise pretty well pretty nearly pretty much as much as mills. No one knows what millers do.

Do they.

Do they know what they will save.

Do they.

Do they know how do they know what they have arranged for.

Please ask them to arrange mills so that mills will be at once understood.

Please ask them to arrange folds so that folding is at once understood. Please ask them have it at once understood.

Supposing victory is in the balance who makes it difficult to buy them. Elmer Harden does because he having been brought up in Medford hesitates to give information which will lead to the purchase.

In this way it is just as different as it can possibly be from Allen Tanner who has known intimately Paul Winship and Matthew Standard. This has influenced him so that he can longingly write that he knows it.

Do you hear him.

Yes you do.

When they see you they do see you. And so forth.

CHAPTER CXLIV

It is easy to arrange that they should go away.

CHAPTER CXLV

Let me say it here here let me say it.

Once more to be told that I called Miriam Miriam.

Let me say it here.

Once more not to be told that I called Miriam Miriam.

Here let me say it.

I remember all about it.

There is no difference at all.

She meant to be foremost at all.

Now and then they need to lend it at all.

If anybody came and they wanted it and they were given it it would be just as well that they had been very much the same thing that it had been very much the same thing to them.

She gave an address.

Tenderness.

It is very likely that nearly everyone has been very nearly certain that something that is interesting is interesting them. Can they and do they. It is very interesting that nothing inside in them that is when you consider the very long history of how everyone ever has acted or has felt that nothing inside in them in all of them makes it connectedly different. By this I mean this. The only thing that is different from one time to another is what is seen and what is seen depends upon how everybody is doing everything. This makes the things we are looking at very different and this makes what those who describe it make of it it makes a composition it confuses it shows it is it looks it likes it as it is and this makes what is seen as it is seen. So then to make it easy let us say that nothing changes from generation to generation except the thing seen and that makes a composition. Lord Grey remarked that when the generals before the war talked about the war they talked about it as a nineteenth century war although to be fought with twentieth century weapons. That is because war is a thing that decides how it is to be when it is to be done. It is prepared and to that degree it is like all academies it is not a thing made by being made it is a thing prepared. Writing and painting and all that is like that for those who occupy themselves with it and don’t make it as it is made. Now the few who make it as it is made and it is to be remarked that the most decided of them usually are prepared just as the world around them is preparing do it in this way and so I if you do not mind I will tell you how it happens. Naturally one does not know how it happened until it is well over beginning happening.

To come back to the fact that the only thing that is different is what is seen and when it seems to be being seen in other words, composition and time-sense.

CHAPTER CXLVI

She may be coming in any moment darling.

The next through and see believing that they change it on the way to have it met. There is a great difference between when she said and when she had it. Now seeing it all supposing that when she was as young as she was it was nearly dislike and then when they had it for themselves and once and all the time and bequeathing and they made it theirs they knew that they had been here all this time.

How do they like theirs and themselves in it.

She knew why she was in their way. And she said do they mean to be as careful as that.

It is not at all difficult to remind it of itself as having been by this time and needed.

And remembering who said when they had been as in a wing a wing is a part of a house.

CHAPTER CXLVII

Let me have it at once. When I went to them about it they were just at that time quite free and for this reason they could be completely obliging.

He thought that if he had left it and gone away he would have enjoyed roses bird-songs and what ever he would do more or less at once and in a very little time it came about that mostly because they were ill at ease he felt that not only because of this reason but by this means human means and in furthering furthering it too.

She would never enjoy having it known as Dorothy. Supposing Dorothy and Daniel could be as they had been when they returned from all of it. They were so nicely behind what was naturally very alike and by this time.

Paul did not believe that only one child was unadopted.

CHAPTER CXLVIII

Do not hear me if they have undertaken it when and where they can.

Having had and hearing them tell it to themselves like that.

Not being interested in Geneva or Arthur or Edward or even in Susan and Hilda and having always arranged it so that they would very likely be there. It is very interesting and in a way naturally peculiar that in so many ways they would never consider this. Quietly never consider this.

It is very well it is very well it is very well for them to do it.

CHAPTER CXLIX

I do like to be nicely here as well as she does.

Does she want to go or stay.

As well as she does.

And she does should she open the door with her left hand when the right is not at all occupied.

There has been a decision arrived at and as yet it has not been as much so as before.

Before and before.

Please please before.

Having resisted this temptation.

In every little while At once.

In every little while Charlemagne who was an old king as well as as old said when there are two they should not be helpful they should not help they should not help each other.

And they knew how they heard it they heard it and they heard if there were mountains.

So twenty-five makes between thirty-four and thirty-five.

Easily.

Genevieve remember.

Remember.

When on the twenty-eighth of January and largely when they had reselected it.

Having had not feeling that in this one it having been continued around who are around when they have their share.

It is not as remarkable as wondering and not as remarkable as their supplying supplying it in every way.

Would she know their name.

CHAPTER CL

It comes it comes it comes out. Not only fancifully but really. It comes it comes it comes out. It comes out not only fancifully but really. What can a novel do a novel can tell everything that is true it can tell everything truly it can tell that it comes it comes it comes out not fancifully but really. And then another subject is calm, how calm. Another subject is calm to calm. Another subject is calm their calm. Another subject is calm his calm. Another subject is calm just calm. It comes it comes it comes not fancifully but really. It really comes. At this time at this time is different from no time, at this time it comes at this time When she had been satisfied when she had been satisfied. When she had been satisfied that they could see to it at once. And they do. It means that she will have every reason to be satisfied.

CHAPTER CLI

Begin again Fanny irresistible Jenny recalled.

Henrietta as much as that.

Claribel by and by Rose as plainly seen Hilda for that time Ida as not famous.

Katherine as it should have it in preference Caroline and by this time Maria by this arrangement Esther who can be thought of Charlotte and...

Produkt-Details

• Erscheint lt. Verlag: 17.7.2017
• Reihe/Serie: Delphi Parts Edition (Gertrude Stein)
• Reihe/Serie: Delphi Parts Edition (Gertrude Stein)
• Sprache: englisch
• Themenwelt: Literatur ► Anthologien
• Themenwelt: Literatur ► Klassiker / Moderne Klassiker
• Themenwelt: Literatur ► Romane / Erzählungen
• Schlagworte: Alice • IDA • Lives • Lucy • Matisse • Picasso • QED
• ISBN-10: 1-78877-893-6 / 1788778936
• ISBN-13: 978-1-78877-893-0 / 9781788778930