
Stanzas in Meditation by Gertrude Stein - Delphi Classics (Illustrated)
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Stanzas in Meditation by Gertrude Stein - Delphi Classics (Illustrated)
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STANZA I

And they thought better of it.
But it is all of which they taught
That they were in a hurry yet
In a kind of a way they meant it best
That they should change in and on account
But they must not stare when they manage
Whatever they are occasionally liable to do
It is often easy to pursue them once in a while
And in a way there is no repose
They like it as well as they ever did
But it is very often just by the time
That they are able to separate
In which case in effect they could
Not only be very often present perfectly
In each way whichever they chose.
All of this never matters in authority
But this which they need as they are alike
Or in an especial case they will fulfill
Not only what they have at their instigation
Made for it as a decision in its entirety
Made that they minded as well as blinded
Lengthened for them welcome in repose
But which they open as a chance
But made it be perfectly their allowance
All which they antagonise as once for all
Kindly have it joined as they mind
STANZA II

Or rather gather for it as not known
They could have pleasure as they change
Or leave it all for it as they can be
Not only left to them as restless
For which it is not only left and left alone
They will stop it as they like
Because they call it further mutinously
Coming as it did at one time only
For which they made it rather now
Coming as well as when they come and can
For which they like it always
Or rather best so when they can be alert
Not only needed in nodding
But not only not very nervous
As they will willingly pass when they are restless
Just as they like it called for them
All who have been left in their sense
All should boisterous make it an attachment
For which they will not like what there is
More than enough and they can be thought
Always alike and mind do they come
Or should they care which it would be strange
Just as they thought away.
It is well known that they eat again
As much as any way which it can come
Liking it as they will
It is not only not an easy explanation
Once at a time they will
Nearly often after there is a pleasure
In liking it now
Who can be thought perilous in their account.
They have not known that they will be in thought
Just as rich now or not known
Coming through with this as their plan
Always in arises.
Liking it faintly and fairly well
Which meant they do
Mine often comes amiss.
Or liking strife awhile
Often as evening is as light
As once for all
Think of how many open
And they like it here.
STANZA III

Yes and come how often
As often as it is the custom
To which they are accustom
Or whether accustomed like it
In their bought just as they all
Please then
What must they make as any difference
Not that it matters
That they have it to do
Not only for themselves but then as well
Coming for this.
He came early in the morning.
He thought that they needed comfort
Which they did
And they gave them an assurance
That it would be all as well
As indeed were it
Not to have it needed at any time
Just as alike and like
It did make it a way
Of not only having more come
She refused to go
Not refused but really said
And do I have to go
Or do I go
Not any more than so
She is here when she is not better
When she is not better she is here
In their and on their account
All may remember three months longer
Or not at all or not in with it
Four leaf clovers make a Sunday
And that is gone
STANZA IV

Or by this time with carefulness they must be meant to stay
For which they mind what they will need
Which is where none is left
They may do right for them in time but never with it lost
It is at most what they can mean by not at all for them
Or likeness in excellent ways of feeling that it is
Not only better than they miss for which they ask it more
Nearly what they can like at the best time
For which they need their d...
Table of contents
- Title page
- COPYRIGHT
- Gertrude Stein: Parts Edition
- Parts Edition Contents
- Stanzas in Meditation
- PART I
- STANZA I
- STANZA II
- STANZA III
- STANZA IV
- STANZA V
- STANZA VI
- STANZA VII
- STANZA VIII
- STANZA IX
- STANZA X
- STANZA XI
- STANZA XII
- STANZA XIII
- STANZA XIV
- STANZA XV
- PART II
- STANZA I
- STANZA II
- STANZA III
- STANZA IV
- STANZA V
- STANZA VI
- STANZA VII
- STANZA VIII
- STANZA IX
- STANZA X
- STANZA XI
- STANZA XII
- STANZA XIII
- STANZA XIV
- STANZA XV
- STANZA XVI
- STANZA XVII
- STANZA XVIII
- STANZA XIX
- PART III
- STANZA I
- STANZA II
- STANZA III
- STANZA IV
- STANZA V
- STANZA VI
- STANZA VII
- STANZA VIII
- STANZA IX
- STANZA X
- STANZA XI
- STANZA XII
- STANZA XIII
- STANZA XIV
- STANZA XV
- STANZA XVI
- STANZA XVII
- STANZA XVII
- STANZA XVIII
- STANZA XVIX
- STANZA XX
- STANZA XXI
- STANZA XXII
- PART IV
- STANZA I
- STANZA II
- STANZA III
- STANZA IV
- STANZA V
- STANZA VI
- STANZA VII
- STANZA VIII
- STANZA IX
- STANZA X
- STANZA XI
- STANZA XII
- STANZA XIII
- STANZA XIV
- STANZA XV
- STANZA XVI
- STANZA XVII
- STANZA XVIII
- STANZA XIX
- STANZA XX
- STANZA XXI
- STANZA XXII
- STANZA XXIII
- STANZA XXIV
- PART V
- STANZA I
- STANZA II
- STANZA III
- STANZA IV
- STANZA V
- STANZA VI
- STANZA VII
- STANZA VIII
- STANZA IX
- STANZA X
- STANZA XI
- STANZA XII
- STANZA XIII
- STANZA XIV
- STANZA XV
- STANZA XVI
- STANZA XVII
- STANZA XVIII
- STANZA XIX
- STANZA XX
- STANZA XXI
- STANZA XXII
- STANZA XXIII
- STANZA XXIV
- STANZA XXV
- STANZA XXVI
- STANZA XXVII
- STANZA XXVIII
- STANZA XXIX
- STANZA XXX
- STANZA XXXI
- STANZA XXXII
- STANZA XXXIII
- STANZA XXXIV
- STANZA XXXV
- STANZA XXXVI
- STANZA XXXVII
- STANZA XXXVIII
- STANZA XXXIX
- STANZA XL
- STANZA XLI
- STANZA XLII
- STANZA XLIII
- STANZA XLIV
- STANZA XLV
- STANZA XLVI
- STANZA XLVII
- STANZA XLVIII
- STANZA XLIX
- STANZA L
- STANZA LI
- STANZA LII
- STANZA LIII
- STANZA LIV
- STANZA LV
- STANZA LVI
- STANZA LVII
- STANZA LVIII
- STANZA LIX
- STANZA LX
- STANZA LXI
- STANZA LXII
- STANZA LXIII
- STANZA LXIV
- STANZA LXV
- STANZA LXVI
- STANZA LXVII
- STANZA LXVIII
- STANZA LXIX
- STANZA LXX
- STANZA LXXI
- STANZA LXXII
- STANZA LXXIII
- STANZA LXXIV
- STANZA LXXV
- STANZA LXXVI
- STANZA LXXVII
- STANZA LXXVIII
- STANZA LXXIX
- STANZA LXXX
- STANZA LXXXI
- STANZA LXXXII
- STANZA LXXXIII
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