294 
and Gratejgue 
of Caricature 
Hyivry 
has left us a fingular ferles of etchings of this defcription, which are 
intended as an allegorical fatire on the follies of mankind. The allegory 
is here of fuch a fmgular chara(?rer, that we can only guefia at the meaning 
of thefc Grange groups through four lines of German verfe which are 
 X ,1  lb  
J" - f' Y X 
 '71 X 4' A"  L. xx 
MX  R '3'  gm 
XfV__  W   
A   Q 
A  
N0. I53. Us Folly qfHuntu:_g. 
attached to each of them. 
reprefented in our cut, No. 
In this manner we learn 
158, which is the fecond 
that the group 
in this feries, is 
intended