5. Another copy, with the addition of a clergyman holding a ring.
6. A wooden cut in the Gentleman's Magazine for March 1733.
7. A small copy from a small whole length, in the possession of Josiah Boydell, Esq.
The first, Hogarth sculpsit, is very scarce.
8. The Man of Taste. Pope with a tie-wig on.
9. The same in a smaller size; Pope in a cap. Prefixed to a pamphlet entitled "A Miscellany of Taste, by Mr. Pope, etc." [Vide p. 201.]
10. The same, in a still smaller size, coarsely engraved.
1733.
1. The Laughing Audience. Subscription-ticket to the Rake's Progress, and Southwark Fair, which were originally delivered to subscribers at a guinea and a half.
The receipt was afterwards cut off. Of this print there is a coarse copy.