why could the narrator not serve the summon on Oliver lutkins on the first day whom his firm wanted as a witness in a law case ? did bill befool the lawyes ? /. ( I will give one hundred rupees to someone who will help me. )
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Harry Sinclair Lewis was a famous American novelist, short story writer and playwright. He was the first writer from the United States to received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1930. He was awarded the Nobel Prize ‘for his vigorous and graphic art of description.’ He created his characters with wit and humour. His first book ‘Hike and the Aeroplane’ was published in 1912 under the pseudonym Tom Graham. He was born on Feb. 7, 1885, in Minnesota, USA.
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the story ‘The Hack Driver’ is the story of a hack driver called Oliver Lutkins. He lived at New Mullion. He was an important witness in a court case. The law firm wrote many letters to him but he did not appear before the court. At last, the firm sent a young lawyer to New Mullion to issue summons to Lutkins. The junior assistant clerk did not recognise Lutkins. Lutkins met him at the station. He took the assistant clerk all over the town in search of Lutkins although he himself was Lutkins. He could not serve the summons to Lutkins. He had to return back to the city. But the owner of the legal firm sent him back to New Mullion. He could serve the summons to Lutkins this time.
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Harry Sinclair Lewis was a famous American novelist, short story writer and playwright. He was the first writer from the United States to received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1930. He was awarded the Nobel Prize ‘for his vigorous and graphic art of description.’ He created his characters with wit and humour. His first book ‘Hike and the Aeroplane’ was published in 1912 under the pseudonym Tom Graham. He was born on Feb. 7, 1885, in Minnesota, USA.
INTRODUCTION
the story ‘The Hack Driver’ is the story of a hack driver called Oliver Lutkins. He lived at New Mullion. He was an important witness in a court case. The law firm wrote many letters to him but he did not appear before the court. At last, the firm sent a young lawyer to New Mullion to issue summons to Lutkins. The junior assistant clerk did not recognise Lutkins. Lutkins met him at the station. He took the assistant clerk all over the town in search of Lutkins although he himself was Lutkins. He could not serve the summons to Lutkins. He had to return back to the city. But the owner of the legal firm sent him back to New Mullion. He could serve the summons to Lutkins this time