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951. So often tried and ever found so true

First Line:
So often tried and ever found so true
Last Line:
Once to be false for all
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
19158

952. So roams the nightly wolf about the fold

First Line:
So roams the nightly wolf about the fold
Last Line:
Securely swig the dug beneath the dams
DMI number:
40346

953. So safe are lambs within the lion's power

First Line:
So safe are lambs within the lion's power
Last Line:
Are stretched and opened to the panting prey
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
19284

954. So seizes the grim wolf the tender lamb

First Line:
So seizes the grim wolf the tender lamb
Last Line:
In vain lamented by the bleating dam
DMI number:
40350

955. So shines renewed in youth the crested snake

First Line:
So shines renewed in youth the crested snake
Last Line:
And brandishes by fits his forky tongue
DMI number:
40162

956. So stoops the yellow eagle from on high

First Line:
So stoops the yellow eagle from on high
Last Line:
Then claps his pinions and securely soars
DMI number:
39492

957. So swelling surges with a thundering roar

First Line:
So swelling surges with a thundering roar
Last Line:
And swallow back the sands and stones they spewed before
DMI number:
40314

958. So the boat's brawny crew the current stem

First Line:
So the boat's brawny crew the current stem
Last Line:
Then down the flood with headlong haste they drive
DMI number:
40110

959. So the pent vapours with a rumbling sound

First Line:
So the pent vapours with a rumbling sound
Last Line:
And curse the invading sun and sicken at the sight
DMI number:
39495

960. So through a watery cloud

First Line:
So through a watery cloud
Last Line:
The sun at once seems both to weep and shine
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
21322