Was he going to give it a name?
He supposed so.
Barnet thought not.

There was no other house near that was likely to be mistaken for it.

And he did not care for a name.
'But I think it has a name!' Downe observed: 'I went past--when was it ?--this morning; and I saw something,--"Chateau Ringdale," I think it was, stuck up on a board!' 'It was an idea she--we had for a short time,' said Barnet hastily.

'But we have decided finally to do without a name--at any rate such a name as that.

It must have been a week ago that you saw it.