IX.

Marc. vii. 33, 36.

Voce manuque simul linguae tu, Christe, ciendae:

Sistendae nudis vocibus usus eras.

Sane at lingua equus est pronis effusus habenis:

Vox ciet, at sistit non nisi tota manus.

_The deaf healed._

To wake the tongue--voice, hand too, Christ would use;

To check it, but a bare word of command.

Really, the tongue is as a horse rein'd-loose--

Starts at a word, stay'd only with strong hand. R. WI.

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