| Front | Critic for THCM Andrew Marvell x3 |
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| Back | •His audience at Nun Appleton would likely have perceived poem: 'as a temptation poem written to instruct as well as delight Mary Fairfax' - writer's intentions •'love has been stripped of any higher emotions of tenderness and respect, becoming instead a violent urge to lacerate and consume' Charles Kay Smith Marvell's seducer construes coyness to be a 'crime' because it impedes his natural desire for sex. Charles Kay Smith |
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