what different does the author note between the flute seller and the other hawkers.?
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The author notes that the flute seller was not at all bothered about selling his wares. He was more engrossed in playing his flutes and sometimes talking to fellow vendors. The sale was incidental for him.
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The author noticed that the flute seller was not like other hawkers. He did not shout out his wares every second. Instead, he would occasionally take one of the flutes and play it soft and melodiously. Even if he made a sale, he did so in an off-handed way. It was as if the sale was simply a coincidental thing unrelated to his business.
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