Why did the narrator feel that Bill had
already made it his own task to find
Oliver Lutkins for him?
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he felt so because he bill was very open and friendly.He showed such warmth and affection that narrator felt that hr was surely going to find lutkins.He even offered food and cart at a cheaper cost.
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The narrator found Bill is very friendly. He is impressed with bill's affection. Bill offered his carriage just for two dollars an hour and the narrator was happy to pay it. Bill guaranteed the narrator that he knew all places where Lutkins usually could be found. Thus the narrator feel that Bill had already made it his own task to find Oliver Lutkins for him.
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