I see you were brought up on a pleasant kind of religion.

The kind that doesn't matter." That phrase started the electric batteries within Katie and the batteries got so active she had to go for a walk.
In the course of the walk she stopped at the shops to see Wayne.

She wanted to know if he would let Worth go into the country for a week with Ann.

An old servant of theirs--a woman who had been friend as well as servant to Katie's mother--lived on a farm about ten miles up the river and it had been planned that Worth--and Katie, too, if she would--go up there for a week or more during the summer.

It seemed just the thing for Ann.