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To His Coy Mistresse

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Robert E

 

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July 13, 2011

 

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This is indicated by the following passage: "Had we but enough, and time. This coyness, lady, were no crime"(Marvell, 1641) Initial interpretation of this line has me to believe that the speaker is trying to woe the mistress over by inferring that if they had more the ample time her reluctance or coyness would not be a problem...
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In line 15, "Thine eyes, and on they forehead gaze: Two hundred to adore each breast" (Marvell, 1641) this line shows his lust for the mistress as he clearly indicates that her breasts are more important then her eyes and face. In addition to this he also states "But thirty thousand to the rest" (Marvell, 1641); I can only surmise that the speaker is in fact referring to the females lower half which he places a higher value on then the rest of her being...
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