satchels

They have sharp-angled haircuts, leather work satchels, and tattoos.

There are satchels, weekenders, totes, duffels, backpacks—even European carryalls.

"We be home in half'n hour, mos' likely," added Uncle Eben, as he placed the suit cases and satchels in the car.

Mr. Thompson and Mr. Rogers had arrived, meantime, with satchels and umbrellas, and had silently listened to the captain's news.

"Russia leather," formerly made only in Russia, has been a favorite material for the choicest kinds of pocketbooks and satchels.

Where he had been king of his own domain he became a sort of gentleman footman, carrying her sables and her satchels.

Joyce and Eugenia put on their hats, and Eliot hurried out with the satchels as the carriage drove up.