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Why does the narrator in The Intrusion' think of her own narrow bed at home with a wistful pang'?

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What do you think, induced the boys to return the horse to its owner?

Answer: The boys were impressed by John Byro's attitude towards their parents and family. He knew their parents very well and so believed whatever the boys said.

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Why does the narrator in The Intrusion' think of her own narrow bed at home with a wistful pang'?