After the Danish defeat in the 1864 war, crossed Jon
and his brother Atlantic to start fresh. |
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In seven years they struggled to find
foothold in the unknown country. |
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7 years, where Jon missed his
wife, Marie, and their son. |
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7 years of family separation.
The year is 1871 The country is America. |
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Kresten, it's your father. |
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Welcome Marie.
Thank you. |
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How nice to see you.
You too. |
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Say hello to your uncle, Peter. |
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Good day. |
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I'd better see to go.
So you do not lose your place on the stage. |
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Are not you going with us? |
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Uh, no. |
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Peter likes to stay
inside the city once in a while. |
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Hello...
Ma'am.. |
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Where are you going? |
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My wife doesn't speak the language.
She will learn it. |
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Not only you look like them.
You also sound like them too. |
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It comes in also. |
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I'm sorry, there's been a mistake.
You'll have to take the next coach. |
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But we paid for this sits.
I'm sorry, ma'am. |
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This is no way to treat newcomers. |
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