The narrator of a dramatic monologue about a “lazy laughing languid” character places gold coins into this substance. This substance was the “first gold” according to the sonnet “Body’s Beauty,” which describes it (15[1])surrounding Adam’s heart. An author trying to recover a manuscript supposedly found that this substance (-5[1])had filled Elizabeth Siddal’s coffin after her death, an event later linked to a poem that describes seven stars in this substance. Lacking money, (15[2])(*) Laura trades a “tear (10[1]-5[1])more rare (-5[1])than pearl” (10[1])and this substance for fruit (10[1])in “Goblin Market.” (10[1])This substance (10[1])is made into (10[1])a constellation (10[1])at the end (10[2])of a poem (-5[1])in which a Sylph is sliced in half trying to (10[1])protect it from the Baron. For 10 points, name this physical (10[1])feature that is cut to signify Belinda’s violation in Alexander Pope's “The Rape of the Lock.” (10[1])■END■ (10[3])