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In the Interests of the Child It was just a concrete floor, no beds, one big shed was built there, and a little bit of kitchen on one side, where the girls used to do the baking and that … We used to get no mattress; only blankets to sleep on. We used to put all the stools up and we used to sleep on those concrete floors. Two or three girls would get together – no pillows, the concrete floor we slept on, you wouldn’t even let your dog sleep on it, it was so rough. Winter time it was freezing. Emily Liddle, member of
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