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'Our last cow was getting thinner. Touching her stomach, I could see why I had to go. She wouldn't give much meat and could barely fill the bucket with milk. None of our men had found quartz in the creek for years. They had given up searching. But still we would not move on. This is our land and we will die before we leave. I would be a bride before my fifteenth year and my father could have an extra portion of milk...'(Publication abstract)
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