Marvin meaning

William Marvin.

O'Donovan, The Mer y Oasis (2 vols., London, 1882); C. Marvin, Mery (London, 1880); and H.

(Cambridge, 1885); Barrett Wendell, Cotton Mather, the Puritan Priest (New York, 1891), a remarkably sympathetic study and particularly valuable for its insight into (and its defence of) Mather's attitude toward witchcraft; Abijah P. Marvin, The Life and Times of Cotton Mather (Boston, 1892); 1VI.

blaxploitation soundtrack from the marvelous Marvin, where T stands for Trouble.

crooned sultry love songs with heavy down beats in a manner that harkened Prince and Marvin Gaye at once.