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                <text>Favorite Books, Quotes.</text>
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              <text>There is no word for goodbye in Lakota.&#13;
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David Heska - Wanbli Weiden, -Winter Counts</text>
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              <text>That's what my mother used to tell me. Sure, there are words like toksa, which meant "later," that were used by people as a modern substitute.&#13;
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She'd told me later that the Lakota people didn't use a term for farewell because of the idea that we are forever connected. &#13;
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To say goodbye would mean the circle was broken.</text>
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