why was the narrator disappointed when he got the new mullion? what was the only ‘agriable sight about the place?
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He was dissatisfied because he had hoped to witness a sweet, simple farming village. The only pleasant sight in the area was a delivery man named Bill who worked at the station.
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The lawyer discovered muddy streets in New Mullion. With rows of wooden shops that are either painted in a sour brown or are unpainted. He was dissatisfied because he had hoped to witness a sweet, simple farming village. The only pleasant sight in the area was a delivery man named Bill who worked at the station.
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