FOOTNOTES:

[344] A dancing-master (see No. 34).

[345] _Cf._ Swift, "Journal to Stella," May 10, 1712--"I have been

returning the visits of those that sent howdees in my sickness;" and

"Verses on his own Death," 1731 (quoted by Mr. Dobson):

"When daily howd'y's come of course,

And servants answer, 'Worse and worse!'"

Servants were frequently sent to make these polite inquiries; and

Steele speaks of "the how-d'ye servants of our women" (_Spectator_, No.

143).

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