And from this distance they all did look like kids - boys and girls from far and wide with their cheap hand… — Richard Yates
And from this distance they all did look like kids - boys and girls from far and wide with their cheap hand luggage and their Army duffel bags, brave entertainers who might travel for years before it occurred to them, or to most of them, that they weren't going anywhere.
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