Missing Friends

Missing Friends Synopsis

Excerpt from Missing Friends: Being the Adventures of a Danish Emigrant in Queensland (1871-1880)

By return of mail came two letters, one from my father and the other from my brother. My brother wrote that our father was now getting to be an old man, and that his one sorrow these many years had been what had become of me, coupled with the fear that I did not remember him as a loving father; that he had always acted as he thought best for us, and that the greatest joy the earth (could offer him would be if he might see me again. My father wrote in the same strain, adding. That if I could not come home I must write, and that nothing I had done would seem trivial or uninter esting for him to read about.

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