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The final farewell was emotional. The children had no sooner boarded the steamer than both parents and children began to sob. “It was a sad scene,” Plenty Kill recalls. “I did not see my father or stepmother cry, so I did not shed any tears. I just stood over in a corner of the room we were in and watched the others all crying as if their hearts would break.”
Education for Extinction: American Indians and the Boarding School Experience, 1875–1928
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