An opening or cave in the side of a hill inside which sit facing each other, on their hind-legs, a corpulent badger (left) and a fox (right). The badger is adorned with a wide Garter ribbon, a shirt-frill, and a black bow which indicates the 'bag' which was the appendage to a wig. The front of the cave is wreathed with vines bearing many bunches of grapes. The badger (North) says,
<p><br><br>"The grapes which round this Cavern grow in plenty 
<br>My new Friend Fox will prove to each a dainty."
<br><br>The fox (Charles Fox) says,
<br><br>Tho once I stunk you from your Hole 
<br>You now are welcome in upon my Soul"
<br><br>Outside the cave (left) stands the Devil with horns, wings, satyr's legs, and a tail. He points at the couple within with his right hand, holding up his left and saying
<br><br>"He he he------he
<br>They both are for me." 27 March 1783
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<br>Etching
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