text:  The whole contains about 1300 lines in stanzas of ten describing archery fights and heroic duels that are rather tedious by their similarity and offensive from the smell of the shambles; and which any quick-witted stripling with the knack of rhyming might perhaps have done as well and less coarsely after reading Chapman's or Ogilby's Homer or the fighting scenes in Spenser the Border Ballads &c