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This timidity is not infrequently, as it was in this case, characteristic of men who thrust themselves into places for which they are not fit.
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gutenberg.orgThis timidity is not infrequently, as it was in this case, characteristic of men who thrust themselves into places for which they are not fit.
Hoar critiques individuals who take on roles they are unfit for, leading to timidity in decision-making.
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