A really beautiful, rare steel engraving - Illustrating "Isegrim & the Bells" - in which Reynard confesses his sins against Isegrim the wolf, which include tying him to the convent bell by his feet: -"As for the Wolf, to tell each wrong,
Would make my story far too long;
But once - six summer since have flown,
he came unto the convent lone,
In which I then did dwell;
Hoping by fast and penance drear,
A former load of sins to clear. -
He came I say, and sought mine aid, -
Straightway a monk he would be made;
And begg'd mine interest might provide,
That he, at morn and eventide,
Might toll the bonvent bell. -
To his fore feet the rope I bound,
That he might hear his favorite sound,
And show'd him every different chime,
From matin, vestper, and for prime."

(H Leutemann pinx, A H Payne sc)