Fox, in the air, is kicked as a football between two groups of three men; from each coat-pocket falls a bunch of grapes. He says:
<p><br><br>"For all my cares, and long Harangues, 
<br>Must I receive these kicks and bangs? 
<br>Oh most ungrateful, stupid Blocks! 
<br>For serving thus your Old Friend Fox."
<br><br>An each group is one prominent figure with a leg raised to kick; on the left he is a sailor in round hat and short trousers, he grins; pointing at Fox and saying, "The next kick shall send him to Bengall". A man behind, wearing long striped trousers, says "He flyes like a Wild Goose". The third, partly cut off by the margin of the print, is Jeffery Dunstan, collector of old wigs, see BMSat 5637, often used in pictorial satire as representative of the rabble who supported Fox. The prominent figure on the right is a stout citizen saying, "Tho' he's a Fox, he shall have Monkeys allowance". One of his two companions says, "Instead of the Grapes, he has got the Gripes."  24 March 1784
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<br>Etching
1784<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1784-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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