Why did Fowler feel let down? - Vidyadip

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Why did Fowler feel let down?

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Given below is the answer to your question. Fowler felt let down when he met Ausable because Ausable did not fit into the description of an agent, that Fowler had ever read. Moreover, the place where he stayed was not the setting for a romantic adventure.

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