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THe Physitian turnes the glasse, and resolves the * 1.1 phisicke shall worke so long, the patient desires ease, and cries * 1.2 out he is tormented, but the o∣ther knowes the fittest time. So Gods children crie out in affli∣ctions, How long Lord: but the Lord knoweth the best time to release them.
Mour-glass.
Psal. 31. 15