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Tender Buttons
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Gertrude Stein
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Why
is
there
a
difference
between
one
window
and
another,
why
is
there
a
difference,
because
the
curtain
is
shorter.
There
is
no
distaste
in
beefsteak
or
in
plums
or
in
gallons
of
milk
water,
there
is
no
defiance
in
original
piling
up
over
a
roof,
there
is
no
daylight
in
the
evening,
there
is
none
there
empty.
A
tribune,
a
tribune
does
not
mean
paper,
it
means
nothing
more
than
cake,
it
means
more
sugar,
it
shows
the
state
of
lengthening
any
nose.
The
last
spice
is
that
which
shows
the
whole
evening
spent
in
that
sleep,
it
shows
so
that
walking
is
an
alleviation,
and
yet
this
astonishes
everybody
the
distance
is
so
sprightly.
In
all
the
time
there
are
three
days,
those
are
not
passed
uselessly.
Any
little
thing
is
a
change
that
is
if
nothing
is
wasted
in
that
cellar.
All
the
rest
of
the
chairs
are
established.
A
success,
a
success
is
alright
when
there
are
there
rooms
and
no
vacancies,
a
success
is
alright
when
there
is
a
package,
success
is
alright
anyway
and
any
curtain
is
wholesale.
A
curtain
diminishes
and
an
ample
space
shows
varnish.
One
taste
one
tack,
one
taste
one
bottle,
one
taste
one
fish,
one
taste
one
barometer.
This
shows
no
distinguishing
sign
when
there
is
a
store.
Any
smile
is
stern
and
any
coat
is
a
sample.
Is
there
any
use
in
changing
more
doors
than
there
are
committees.
This
question
is
so
often
asked
that
squares
show
that
they
are
blotters.
It
is
so
very
agreeable
to
hear
a
voice
and
to
see
all
the
signs
of
that
expression.
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