"These are in part the ills the foe has wrought,
And these the churchman thinks not worth his thought;
They bid the troubled try for peace and rest,
Compose their minds, and be no more distress'd;
As well might they command the passive shore
To keep secure, and be o'erflow'd no more;
To the wrong subject is their skill applied—
To act like workmen, they should stem the tide.
"These are the church-physicians; they are paid
With noble fees for their advice and aid;