He had no doubt that all was right.

He believed the name of their latest cook was Katherine.

They called her "Katy." He knew that his wife was sorry to part with her, and inferred that she was a worthy woman.
We, too, were leaving town, but only for the summer.

Katy "liked the country in hot weather.

All the best fam'lies now-a-days had their country-places." It is not an easy matter to "change help" during a summer sojourn in a cottage distant an hour and a half from town.