Pitt stands beside a stone doorway (left), evidently that of the Treasury, stooping forward and holding out a dish on which is a bare bone towards a fox (right). He beckons with his forefinger, saying, "Fox, Fox Fox-ee, Fox-ee Fox-ee, come, come, comee, comee, then, my poor Fellow, come, come, what wont you come? wont you? then curse your crafty Carcase." The fox runs off, turning his head to look at Pitt; he says, "No, No, thank you. I have a little more cunning than to take share of a Bone that you have pickt bare."  17 December 1792
<br>Etching with hand-colouring
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