Artist: Charles Williams. Published: S. W. Fores. Pitt stands (left), his head turned in profile to the right, showing himself to John Bull, a stout yokel who stands with bent knees and hands held up, grinning up at him. Pitt, very thin, a pistol in his right hand, a top-hat in his left, says: "Here I am Johnny, safe and sound, The Duel over: - no harm done". John wears a round hat, a belt over his old-fashioned coat; his lank hair falls on his collar; his coarse features are burlesqued. He says: "Bless thee how glad I be to see thee come back safe. - why didst thee risk thy precious Life! what would have become of I if thee hadst been Shot! how I should ha miss'd thee! No one to ha touch'd up a few little new Taxes! Nobody to tell I, that I was the happiest Old Man alive and that my pokes were over-running with Money!! makeing one believe everything is right, is every-thing thee knawst - what a loss I should ha had o thee." Description from the British Museum.