"I'm going to just relax"

"I'm going to just relax" - Terrorist by John Updike

"Oh, I'm as much of an artist as I have talent for"

"Oh, I'm as much of an artist as I have talent for" - Terrorist by John Updike

"I can't drive out of state or carry hazardous materials"

"I can't drive out of state or carry hazardous materials" - Terrorist by John Updike

"I need to put some clothes on or have the heat turned up"

"I need to put some clothes on or have the heat turned up" - The Widows of Eastwick by John Updike

"There was no less old-fashioned way to put it"

"There was no less old-fashioned way to put it" - The Widows of Eastwick by John Updike

"Alexandra loved whipping along in Nat's antique Jaguar with its top down"

"Alexandra loved whipping along in Nat's antique Jaguar with its top down" - The Widows of Eastwick by John Updike

"We need to get out and start doing things"

"We need to get out and start doing things" - The Widows of Eastwick by John Updike

"I don't know how long we'll be staying"

"I don't know how long we'll be staying" - The Widows of Eastwick by John Updike

"It was hot, with a gritty desert wind hard to breathe in"

"It was hot, with a gritty desert wind hard to breathe in" - The Widows of Eastwick by John Updike

"But I think I'd better go lie down before dinner"

"But I think I'd better go lie down before dinner" - The Widows of Eastwick by John Updike

"A half-baked suburban variety of witchcraft"

"A half-baked suburban variety of witchcraft" - The Widows of Eastwick by John Updike

"The man in khaki smiled"

"The man in khaki smiled" - A Desert Encounter by John Updike

"There are always those. There's always that"

"There are always those. There's always that" - A Desert Encounter by John Updike

"I'm looking for my hat"

"I'm looking for my hat" - A Desert Encounter by John Updike

"The dusk was threatening to enwrap us"

"The dusk was threatening to enwrap us" - A Desert Encounter by John Updike

"The sun was lowering over the blue range to the west"

"The sun was lowering over the blue range to the west" - A Desert Encounter by John Updike