Ellen Olenska, a Pretty Lady, Describes the Party to Me, She Said.

Archer had heard the countess olenska's name pronounced often enough during the year and a half since they had last met. He knew that she had spent the previous summer at newport, where she appeared to have gone a great deal into society. Not till medora suddenly spoke her name at the archery match, had ellen olenska become a living presence to him again. The young man stood half way down the bank, gazing at the bay furrowed with comings and goings of sail boats,. yacht launches, fishing craft and ing black coal barges hauled by noisy tugs. Beyond the gray bastions of fort adams, a long drawn sunset was