Weak Hands And Feeble Knees Strengthened

It is the duty then of those of us who are more free than others
from despondency of spirit, to be very tender to these weak
ones. Far be it from the man of courageous disposition, of stern
resolve, and of unbending purpose, to be hard towards those
who are timid and despairing. If we have a lion-like spirit, let us not imitate the king of beasts in his cruelty to those timid fallow deer that fly before him, but let us place our strength at their service for their help and protection. Let us with downy fingers bind up the wounded heart; with oil and wine let us nourish their fainting spirits.