Digital Manuscript ProjectL'Innommable / The Unnamable

[2206.2] away, you don't know for what, ah yes, [⁁] for something to do, no no,
nothing more to be done, since when, the beginning of time,
[2206.3] and now enough of that, unless perhaps, that's an idea, let's seek
over there, one last effort, seek what, pertinent objection,
let us try and discover, before we seek, what it can be, before
we seek over there, over where, talking unceasingly, seeking
inceassantly , in yourself, outside yourself, seeking no longer
losing your head, cursing God, stopping cursing, past bearing
[2206.3] it, going on bearing it, seeking indefatigably, in the world
of nature, the world of man, not know where, where is nature,
where is man, what you are seeking, who is seeking,
seeking who you are, supreme aberration, where you are,
what you're doing, what you've done to them, what they've done
to you, [2206.4] babbling along, where are the others, who is
talking, not I, where am I, where is the place I've always been,
where are the others, it is they are talking, talking to me,
[2206.4] talking of me, I hear them, I'm speechless, what do they want,
what have I done to them, what have I done to God, what have they
done to God, what has God done to us, nothing, and we've done
nothing to him, you can't do anything to him, he can't do any-
thing to us, we're innocent, he's innocent, it's nobody's fault,
what's nobody's fault, this state of affairs, what state of
affairs, so it is, so be it, don't fret, so it will be, how so,
rattling on, dying of thirst, losing your head, seeking
[2206.4] dtereminedly , seeking no longer, seeking again, what it is they they
want, they want me to be, this, that, they want me to howl, stir,
emerge from here, be born, die, listen, I'm listening, [2206.5] it's not
enough, I must understand, I'm doing my best, I can't understand,
I stop doing my best, I can't do my best, I've had enough, poor
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L'Innommable / The Unnamable © 2013 Samuel Beckett Digital Manuscript Project.
Editors: Dirk Van Hulle, Shane Weller and Vincent Neyt