And when the woman ran from her house to the front of the BIAbuilding, and was told that she could not see her daughter because herdaughter was on her way to a residential school with the Dakotas and thatshe would stay there because she was going to learn and stay with thepeople who took her from the woman’s house and onto a bus waiting at thefront of the BIA building, and when the woman tried to know where herdaughter was, she was taken and put on a bus to a hospital in the dakotasbecause she was told she had too much sadness and that she would behealed from the sadness which had taken her from her house to the frontof the BIA building and onto a waiting bus that would take her from themountains into the flat plains onto a gravel road up to a big brick buildingwith an american flag in front, where she would stay until her sadness wentaway and when it didn’t go away, her daughter, forty years later, seeking tofind her in her own sadness, found the woman’s hospital records whichshowed the woman being diagnosed with ‘delusional melancholia,’ andwhen the woman died in her bed at twenty-six, she was laid alongsideanother one hundred and twenty patients, all of whom now lay buriedbetween the 4th and 5th fairway of the Hiawatha Golf Club in canton,south dakota.