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It was never replaced, and only once cleaned by Henry's dresser and valet, Walter Collinson. Walter, I think, replaced "Doody," Henry's first dresser at the Lyceum, during the run of "The Merchant of Venice." Walter was a wig-maker by trade assistant to Clarkson the elder. It was Doody who, on being asked his opinion of a production, said that it was fine "not a join to be seen anywhere!"
I mean I'm trying to say, er ... 'howdy doody' to you." "Oh. Now I understand. I'm sorry for being so dumb. But you see, my entire vocabulary comes from TV shows. I never actually went to school, so some things I do not know. I beg of you, forgive me!" he shouted as he bent down on one knee and held Graham's hand. "There's no need to be so dramatic," said Graham. "I forgive you."
Wilson, with pleasure in her face, "I am glad to see you Billy wants you sadly for he has learned his lesson." Then out came the little boy. "How do, Doody Two-Shoes," says he, not able to speak plain. Yet this little boy had learned all his letters; for she threw down this alphabet mixed together thus: b d f h k m o q s u w y x f a c e g i l n p r t v z j,
Since this description was first published both the ministers named have gone; the Rev. Thomas Doody having succeeded as superintendent, and the Rev. John Hall as junior. Mr. Doody is a middle-aged gentleman, is a pretty good preacher, has considerable zeal in him, and fires up more energetically than his predecessor. Mr. Hall is a young man with a rather elderly look.
"Howdy doody," said the mouth as the thing's hand shot out and grabbed Graham's hand in a vigorous handshake. "How How How " stammered Graham. "HowHowHow?" inquired the voice. "That's a funny word. I never heard it before." "Ah ... eh ..." said Graham, his voice still a bit shaky. "I was actually trying to say, 'How do you do?" "Oh, I see," replied the being, "but how do I do what?" "No.
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