1
The morning came, and with it thirst and hunger; but no succor.
2
All the latent maternity in the child rose to succor his helplessness.
3
The ill-omened succor could not be refused; but this was not all.
4
Let the church succor its children, and never mind what they wear.
5
What succor, what consolation is there in truth, compared to a story?
6
I humbly ask your pardon, and beg the succor of your prayers.
7
The besieged were far from foreseeing what succor was preparing for them.
8
Never, in her wildest hopes, had she expected succor of this sort.
9
Tiny leaflets giving succor and shelter to tinier animal life-itsspecial fairy.
10
It was, therefore, determined to seek succor by means of the sea.
11
We slept five times instead of thrice and still no succor came.
12
The blessed Moses prayed accordingly, that God on high would succor him.
13
My only prayer is that you will send them cheer and succor.
14
The states' forces remained waiting for the long-promised succor of John Casimir.
15
He knows where Archie is, and how to shield and succor him.
16
Unless he can give succor, hope departs and darkness enshrouds and blights.
