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I have no intention of defending him here against such foolish critics; I should only like to point out to the reader that we have him here at his best, poking fun at himself, and at his fellow-poets (see Note on Chapter LXIII., pars.

Indeed, Wernham remarks that Wingfield and Williams "were at the time voices crying in the wilderness" (The Expedition of Sir John Norris and Sir Francis Drake to Spain and Portugal, 1589, lxiii).

It is a poetry of image but not of symbol" (lxiii).

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