The Monstrous Craw and the Pastry Cook : or the Tables Turned On the left a figure in military uniform, with a cockade which reads 'No Popery', stands hands on hips and says: "Now Mr Craw - what do you say to the volunteers. Give in without firing a musquet. - Oh for shame - am I Col. Pattypan now? - I wonder you are not abashed at looking a military pastry cook in the face!!" He addresses this to a man in military uniform with a huge chin labelled 'Military Honors from Buenos Ayres ', who looks abashed and replies: "I must own I was a little too severe on you gentlemen Volunteers - but I assure you, though I did not fire, I did not run away (because they would not let me)" [1807]