To restore her life to its former brightness and beauty will require a moral miracle as great as that by which the body of the crooked woman was made straight.
Then there are lives also that are bowed down by toil and care.

For many people, life's burdens are very heavy.

There are fathers of large families who sometimes find their load almost more than they can bear, in their efforts to provide for those who are dear to them.

There are mothers who, under their burdens of household care, at times feel themselves bowed down, and scarcely able longer to go on.

In all places of responsibility, where men are called to stand, the load many times grows very heavy, and stalwart forms bend under it.