Two plates from an album containing 45 numbered prints on wove paper, the majority printed two per page, recto only. Numbered 44 and 45 respectively, number 44 depicts a mother and daughter, facing each other in profile across a table. The mother is seated and is swarthy to the point of having a beard. She points in an accusatory manner at the younger woman, who appears to be pregnant and stands warily, holding a fan. Under the table sits a large crow exclaiming 'Oh too bad', with one foot raised, looking back at the older woman as if waiting for a command. Lettered with title and the original publisher's name and address.

The second print on the same page is entitled 'And Would'st Thou Turn the Vile Reproach on Me?' and depicts a disfigured man with a long snout-like face, seated in a chair, eagerly addressing a forlorn pregnant woman. Behind them is a bare fireplace and two pictures on the wall, one depicting a cock and hen squaring up to one another, and the second depicting an emaciated horse. Lettered with title, artist's initials, and the original publisher's name and address.