But he did receive word that the bully who had run away from Oak Hall had seen them, and so he resolved to go on another hunt for his relatives.

As told in "Dave Porter in the Far North," he crossed the Atlantic with his chum, Roger, and followed his father to the upper part of Norway.

Here at last the lonely lad met his parent face to face, a meeting as thrilling as it was interesting.

He learned that his sister had returned to the United States, and with some friends named Endicott had gone to the latter's ranch in the Far West.
Mr.Oliver Wadsworth's mansion was a large one, and by an arrangement with him it was settled that, for the present, the Porters should make the place their home.

All in a flutter of excitement, Laura came back from the West, and the meeting between brother and sister was as affecting as had been that between father and son.