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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Autobiography, Alice, Toklas with the genre: Literature & Fiction, History & Criticism?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Selected Writings of Gertrude Stein'
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conversations.value: Provide the first two paragraphs for this book.
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conversations.value: Selected Writings of Gertrude Stein
  We had intended if it were a pleasant day to go to the country it was a very beautiful day and we carried out our intention. We went to places that we had been when we were equally pleased and we found very nearly what we could find and returning saw and heard that after all they were rewarded and likewise. This makes it necessary to go again.
  He came and said he was hurrying hurrying and hurrying to remain he said he said finally to be and claim it he said he said feeling very nearly everything as it had been as if he could be precious be precious to like like it as it had been that if he was used it would always do it good and now this time that it was as if it had been just the same as longer when as before it made it be left to be sure and soft softly then can be changed to theirs and speck a speck of it makes blue be often sooner which is shared when theirs is in polite and reply that in their be the same with diminish always in respect to not at all and farther farther might be known as counted with it gain to be in retain which it is not to be because of most. This is how they do not like it.
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conversations.value: Provide five more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: The days went on; everybody began to work in the fields, nobody had anything to say, and everybody was waiting, waiting for the Germans to go away—'they.'
  Everybody, when I went out walking and they were with the cows, would ask a little anxiously, 'Is it eight o'clock yet?' Everybody was supposed to be at home and with the shutters closed by eight o'clock. We went into Belley quite often and it was always just that, neither more nor less than just that.
  And then finally one day we went in and as we turned into the main road they whistled. We did not suppose it had anything to do with us and in a way it did not, except that nobody was supposed to be on the main roads for two days because they were leaving, and the roads were to be kept open for them. We had not stopped when they whistled, but they did not bother us; they did not, one might say, bother anyone.
  Everybody began to talk again, not about anything in particular, but they all just began to talk again.
  The post office was open again and everybody began to worry about everybody's husband and brother and father and nephew and son, everybody, and nobody had heard anything for so long.
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conversations.value: Provide the last four paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Her philosophy of composition, which was partly indebted to the aesthetic theories of William James and Bergson's concept of time, and her experiments in writing influenced other writers of her period.
  Stein's most famous work, and one of the richest, wittiest, and most irreverent biographies ever written.
  The unforgettable stories of three women, told with poignancy and compassion, by one of the most important writers of our century.
  This is the story of Ida, whose life consists mainly of resting, because she is always tired; of talking to herself; and of getting married, time after time.