Missus Archer's Last Appeal

Ten days had passed since madame olenska's departure from new york. During those ten days archer had no sign from her, but that conveyed by the re urn of a key wrapped in tissue paper and sent to his office in a sealed envelope,. addressed in her hand. She was still fighting against her fate, but she was going to europe, and she was not returning to her husband. Nothing therefore was to prevent his following her. He believed she would not send him away. This confidence in the future had steadied him to play his part in the present. The evening before sailing is usually so dreary. Missus Welland surveyed her son in law