The image is a vintage illustration from a book, likely a children's story. It's a black and white drawing with handwritten text surrounding it. The illustration depicts a scene with a rabbit and a girl. The rabbit is standing upright, looking stern and pointing a finger towards the girl. It appears to be scolding her. The girl is wearing a dress and a hat, and she is running away from the rabbit, looking frightened. The scene is set near a river bank with rushes and forget-me-nots. A glass table and a little door are also visible, but they seem to have vanished. The text around the illustration describes the scene and the dialogue between the characters. The rabbit is asking the girl, 'Mary Ann! What are you doing out here? Go home this moment, and look on my dressing-table for my gloves and nosegay, and fetch them here, as quick as you can run, do you hear?' The girl is so frightened that she ran off at once, without looking back.