The Rape Of The Lock
The Rape of The Lock: Lines 453-468 - Summary & Analysis
Lines: 453-468. While fish in.....unresisted steel? Summary : These lines contain the Baron&#…
Lines: 453-468. While fish in.....unresisted steel? Summary : These lines contain the Baron&#…
Lines: 445-450. Then flash'd.....painted fragments lie. Summary : In these lines, the poe…
Lines: 429-436. Just in that.....a sigh retired. Summary : These lines occur in connection wi…
Lines: 415-420. But when to.....for the fight. Summary : Here the poet says that human nature…
Lines: 407-414. Coffee, which makes.....injur'd hair Summary : These lines present the co…
Lines: 403-406. Straight hover round.....brocade Summary : Just at the time, while Belinda wa…
Lines: 396-400. The berries crackle.....the smoking tide Summary : These lines describe the c…
Lines: 391-394. Oh thoughtless mortals.....this victorious day Summary : These lines refer to…
Lines: 377-390. The Knave of Diamonds.....canals reply Summary : Describing the game of Ombre…
Lines: 365-376. The Baron now.....O'erwhelms them all Summary : These lines deal with the…
Lines: 355-364. Thus far both.....grasps the globe? Summary : In these lines, the game of Omb…
Lines: 337-354. Now move to war.....by the victor spade Summary : Here the poet describes how…
Lines: 327-334. Behold, four kings.....the velvet plain Summary : Having told us how Belinda …
Lines: 319-326. Straight the three.....fond of place. Summary : Having related how Belinda, h…
Lines: 309-314. Meanwhile, declining from.....the toilet cease. Summary : As the day comes to…
Lines: 295-308. Here Britain's.....and all that Summary : Belinda and her party landed fr…
Lines: 271-284. Whatever spirit.....that froths below: Summary : These lines form the conclud…
Lines: 265-270. To fifty chosen.....circumference around Summary : These lines form part of A…
Lines: 252-259. But what.....charge repair. Summary : In these lines, Ariel, the chief of the…
Lines: 204-248. Not a less.....add a furbelow. Summary : Pope satirizes the vanities of women…
Lines: 201-216. All but the sylph.....wave their wings. Summary : Having referred to the gaie…
Lines: 177-194. The advent'rous Baron.....dispersed in empty air. Summary : Having mentio…
Lines: 171-176. Love in these.....a single hair. Summary : These lines from the second Canto …
Lines: 153-166. Fair nymphs and.....forget on all Summary : The poet here describes one of th…
Lines: 115-148. He said when Shock.....labours out her own. Summary : Belinda was awakened fr…
Lines: 105-114. Of these am I.....beware of man Summary : In these lines, the sylph warns Bel…
Lines: 91-104. Oft, when the.....squeeze her hand? Summary : In these lines, Ariel tells Beli…
Lines 87-90. Tis these that.....at a beau Summary : In these lines Belinda's guardian syl…
Lines: 79-86. Some nymphs there.....salutes their ear. Summary : Having described the manner …
Lines 67-78. know further yet.....with men below Summary : These lines form part of the speec…
Lines: 51-66. Thinks not, when.....after death survive Summary : The sylph Ariel summons a dr…
Lines: 47-50 As now your.....those of air Summary : In these lines this is what the sylph Ari…
Lines: 27-40. Fairest of mortals.....shall still believe Summary : This is an extract from Po…
Lines: 13-26. Sol through white.....or seem'd to say Summary : In this extract from The R…
Lines: 7-12. Say what strange.....such mighty rage? Summary : In these lines the poet comes t…
Lines: 1-6. What dire offence.....approve my lays. Summary : Pope opens his mock-heroic poem …
CANTO - 5 Lines: 645-652. Belinda thus bewailed her lot and the hearers were filled with pity…
CANTO 4 Lines: 469-478. But great anxiety oppressed the melancholy lady; and there was a conf…