John Updikeの”Rabbit, Run”からの引用です。 “She makes him breakfast, the cereal drowned in milk, the coffee scalded in her style. With Nelson they walk over to the apartment to get clothes for the funeral. Rabbit resents her being able to …

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “He goes upstairs and with intense care washes his hands and face and neck. He doesn’t dare use one of their fancy towels. Coming out with wet hands he meets Springer in the muted hallway and says…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “He expects never to go to sleep and, awaking with the slant of sunshine and the noise of doors slamming downstairs, feels his body has betrayed his soul. He dresses in haste, more panicked now th…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “Why, I’ve been trying to call my apartment and nobody answers and I’m kind of nervous about it. I didn’t spend last night there and I’m getting sort of a prickly feeling. I want to go home but I …

John Updikeの”Rabbit, Run”からの引用です。 “He steps into the sunshine outside the drugstore swallowing, to keep the loop from rising in his body and choking him. It’s a hot day, the first of summer; the heat comes up off the glittering pa…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “When he gets to the Springers’ house Mrs. comes to the door and shuts it in his face. But he knows from the gray Buick parked outside big as a battleship that Eccles is in there and in a little w…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “He had ridden one of these buses last night into Brewer and gone to Ruth’s apartment but there was no light on and nobody answered his ring, though there was a dim light behind the frosted glass …

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “Christian! If he’s a Christian thank God I’m not one. Christian. Kills his baby and that’s what you call him.”“He didn’t kill the baby. He wasn’t there, it was an accident.”“Well he as good as di…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “He goes over to the Springers’ and the tone of the house has changed; he feels everything has been rearranged slightly to make a space into which he can fit by making himself small. Mrs. Springer…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “Harry shields his eyes with his hand. They feel hot and vulnerable to light. “Thank you,” he says, and almost moans in his gratitude to this man, whom he has always despised, for making a speech …

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “He sits down in the great walnut-armed chair that had been his father’s and Lucy realizes with resentment that her husband is middle-aged. His hair is thinning, his skin is dry, he looks exhauste…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “Sure. She can go in.”“Before or after you?”Harry hesitates, and remembers the way Mrs. Springer came and visited him on his empty planet. “She can go in before.”“Thank you. Good. Then she can go …

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 Rabbit, Run【電子書籍】[ John Updike ]価格: 1623 円楽天で詳細を見る “ She pours a glass of milk for Nelson and pulls some leaves off of a head of lettuce and sets them on a yellow plastic plate an…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “Janice closes her eyes and says, “He went to Allentown.”“What would he do there?”“He’s going to sell a car.”“Don’t be silly. Janice. Are you all right?”“What do you mean?”“Have you been drinking?…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “She sits there with her face in her hands, her tears crawling out between her fingers and her sobs shaking through the apartment. She doesn’t stifle them because she wants to wake somebody; she i…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “He finds his suntans and puts them on. She asks, “Why can’t you try to imagine how I feel? I’ve just had a baby.”“I can. I can but I don’t want to, it’s not the thing, the thing is how I feel. An…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “It would have been easy a minute ago to get it over with but all this talk has taken the fine point off. It’s a bad contact and her stubborn limpness makes it worse; she’s killing it by making hi…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “But one thing at least, his father pays some attention to Nelson, who hopefully rolls the lemon toward him. He rolls it back. “You going to be a ballplayer like your Dad?”“He can’t, Earl,” Mom in…

John Updikeの"Rabbir, Run"からの引用です。 “when he picks up the baby to burp her he burps himself; the pressure in his stomach keeps breaking and re-forming into a stretched bubble as the bubble in the baby doesn’t break. The tiny soft ma…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “I’m reading,” Ruth says from a chair. The book is open to near the end. She reads books nicely, without cracking their backs, though they cost only 35¢. She has combed her hair and put it back in…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “I’m not sure I did. You were a real hooer?”“I took some money. I’ve told you. There were boyfriends when I was working as a stenographer and they had friends and I lost my job because of the talk…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “But just trying to describe the injustice gives it unbearable force, and as if struck from behind he totters forward and slaps the thief’s chest and receives a mild shove that makes him sit on th…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “You won’t like it,” Rabbit tells him. “That’s gonna have a cherry inside.”“Shoosh,” Mrs. Smith says. “Let the boy have the one he wants.” So the poor kid goes ahead and takes it, bewitched by the…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “Is it that she doesn’t care? If so, should he tell Tothero about Margaret? But there was nothing to say about Margaret that might make Tothero happy. “I’m straightened out now, Mr. Tothero, and I…

John Updikeの"Rabbit, Run"からの引用です。 “Eccles comes calling and says he hopes to see them in church. Their debt to him is such that they agree it would be nice of them, at least one of them, to go. The one must be Harry. Janice can’t;…