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Updated: May 29, 2025
Without the slightest hesitation any European government would dismiss an incapable commander of an army, and the French Convention, that type of revolutionary and nation-saving energy, dealt even sharper with military and other incapacities. Regiments after regiments begin to pour in, to make good the deadly mistakes of our rulers. The people, as always, sublime, inexhaustible in its sacrifices!
Between the ringing of the bell and the flunkey's appearance, he had clearly seen what he was capable, and what he was incapable, of doing. And the correction of England's error was among his incapacities. He could not face the Dean. He could not face any one. He was a poltroon in all these things; a poltroon. No use arguing! He could not do it. "I thought it was Mr. Parker's!" Good heavens!
The incapacities of human reason at such times overwhelmed him, and left him hopeless, or, still worse, in a half-derisive mood. And these moods, as well as his clearer and more elaborate thoughts, hastily transferred to paper, are found amongst his notes.
"Here's a bit that's more in our way: 'Incapacities. "Stop!" said Neelie; "I must make a note of that." She gravely made her first entry on the page headed "Good," as follows: "I have no husband, and Allan has no wife. We are both entirely unmarried at the present time." "All right, so far," remarked Allan, looking over her shoulder. "Go on," said Neelie. "What next?"
I thank Providence that I am now entirely recovered; and at no time of my life have I been less unable to discharge so far as my native and mental, incapacities will allow the duties of any occupation, however arduous.
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