succoring

Is there something, er, deficient about the type of guy who earns a living saving lives, succoring the sick, abetting the needy?

But while they were giving the chief assurances of good will and future help, some of them were secretly succoring the English.

For if the duty of succoring our neighbor from our own goods is to bind, we must be in possession of superfluous goods.

Somebody from above held out a succoring hand, at which he grasped frantically.

I felt that, in succoring me, they had imposed upon themselves the weight of many a future want.

Strange that Sam could not see this and that he had not led a more dashing attempt at succoring the girl.