A gouty man talking to his doctor who is totally unsympathetic after discovering that his patient had finished off a bottle of port the previous evening. Wood engraving by B. Partridge, 1896.

Dialogue includes: Doctor (to patient, who complains of a touch of gout) "Well, my dear sir, I am not astonished. Your butler tells me you drank the best part of a bottle of port last night!" Jovial patient. "Quite the best part, doctor. You don't mean to say you expected me to swallow the crust and the cork as well?"