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<ul><li>top left corner: Pub<sup>d</sup> March 25<sup>th</sup> 1791 by SM Fores No.3 Piccadilly</li>
<li>through open door at left, signpost "TO BLENHEIM":</li>
<li>through open door at left, horse and groom: I'm ready to ride, or swear, or anything</li>
<li>page on wall at right of door frame: The Life a Soldier</li>
<li>page below: The Man of Honor - a Catch</li>
<li>page to right of groom's head: The useful Groom - a new story</li>
<li>page on wall middle, obscured by picture of <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Stocks" class="extiw" title="w:en:Stocks">stocks</a>: Affidavit of Eliz. Cannin</li>
<li>left figure seated left at table, "For Gen<sup>l</sup> Gunning" in pocket, sealing a letter:</li></ul><div class="poem">
<p>Well done Bett! we'll get thro' the Business <br>
I'll warrant you; we can write all sorts of<br>
hands, we've got all kinds of Seals, &amp; with<br>
the aſsistance of our old Friend under the Table<br>
we shall be able to gull them yet daughter!<br>
but I must be Mum
</p>
</div>
<ul><li>letter on table: To D_ of M_</li>
<li>Devil figure under table supplying fire for sealing and left arm up young woman's dress: Swear!</li>
<li>young woman seated at table, right, covering mouth with papers:</li></ul><div class="poem">
<p>I Swear that I never wish'd or tried <br>
directly or indirectly to get a Coronet; that I<br>
never saw or writ to Lord B_ or Lord L_, in all<br>
my Life; - that Men are my aversion; &amp; that I<br>
never had anything to do with, with the Groom, in<br>
all my born days: will that do, Dad?
</p>
</div>
<ul><li>woman seated to right, using bellows ("Letter to the D. of A.") on fire below pot of melting Coronets:</li></ul><div class="poem">
<p>That's right, my sweet innocent Angel! say Grace boldly!<br>
make haste my dear little lovely Lambkin! I'll soon<br>
blow up the Fire, while Nawntee Peg helps to cook up<br>
the Coronets; we'll get you a nice tit bit for<br>
Dinner, before we've done, my dear little deary
</p>
</div>
<ul><li>woman standing to right of fire, ladling the Coronets:</li></ul><div class="poem">
<p>Puff away Sister! the Soup will soon<br>
boil - law's me, how soft the Green Peas <br>
do grow, &amp; how they Jump about in the<br>
pot when you Puff your Bellows!
</p>
</div>
<ul><li>page on wall at right:</li></ul><div class="poem">
<p>Waltham<br>
Abbey<br>
by Peg<br>
Niffy
</p>
</div>
<ul><li>caption below picture:</li></ul>
Betty Canning revived: _or_ A peep at the Conjuration of Mary Squires, &amp; the Gypsey Family.
<bdi><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:James_Gillray" class="extiw" title="w:en:James Gillray"><span title="British caricaturist and printmaker (1756-1815)">James Gillray</span></a>
</bdi>
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