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concept-300	none	Gained Instead: A Study of Power in Robert Browning's "Porphyria's Lover"*	2008	13	.pdf	application/pdf	5515	277	62	Pygmalion could have easily been the model for Browning‟s speaker, as he also clearly prefers “pure” over “wanton” behavior in women, desires “perfect[ion],” and like Pygmalion, specifically does not speak (Browning 37, Chesler 60). 1 The plot begins with the speaker, a man, being visited at night by his lover, Porphyria, and ends ultimately with him strangling her.	cache/concept-300.pdf	txt/concept-300.txt