The wind and sun, the salt water, the hard work aged a body rapidly, and when I would look at the old man who… — Jeffrey Ford
The wind and sun, the salt water, the hard work aged a body rapidly, and when I would look at the old man who clammed, I was too young to sense the wisdom their years on the water had bestowed upon them and saw only what I did not want to become.
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