H1794: "Can't You See a Hint?" A drawing in black chalk and white body-color, touched with brush and black ink, on paper 25 cm. x 16 cm.Gimbel, Richardundatedengfreita"Can't You See a Hint?" A drawing in black chalk and white body-color, touched with brush and black ink, on paper 25 cm. x 16 cm. There is on the back of this sheet what appears to be a black-chalk sketch of the same scene from a wider angle. Fildes's sons write that this drawing for The Mystery of Edwin Drood is "what probably would be a complete sketch for the thirteenth illustration, unentitled due to the death of Charles Dickens. It depicts apparently Rosa Bud holding the hand of a young man, perhaps Neville, but could be Tartar." Fildes did give the drawing a title, but there is a question whether or not the final word is "hint."