Similar words: marvellous, marvellously, marvel, marvelous, carve, carved, starve, carven. Meaning: n. English poet (1621-1678).
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1. Whilst doing this Marvell can live in his own world which has no connection with anything external or real at all.
2. Marvell: You are welcome. It was my great pleasure.
3. Jennifer: Hello, May I speak to Mr. Marvell?
4. Marvell is the club's secretary.
5. Marvell: Hello, Jennifer, Glad to hear you.
6. I am at your disposal, Mr. Marvell.
7. In the English Renaissance, Andrew Marvell, a metaphysical poet, in his poem The Garden , created a garden which is sweet, natural and harmonious.
8. Andrew Marvell, a British poet structured his verse To His Coy Mistress with syllogism, of which the mid paragraph dealt with time and existence with the universe, i. e. eternity.
9. Andrew Marvell, a British poet in the seventeenth century, inherits romanticism tradition from the Elizabeth time and has opened the rational classicism of the 18th century.
10. Similarly, seventeenth-century literary history is not merely a progress of lyric development from Donne to Marvell.
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11. The greatness of Milton's epic was immediately recognized, and the admiring comments of the respected poets John Dryden and Andrew Marvell helped restore Milton to favor.
12. Hold the line please. I will re - route you to Mr. Marvell.
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