what are keller's reasons for describing her father as 'most loving and indulging'?
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Helen's father is "most loving and indulgent, devoted to his home, seldom leaving us, except in the hunting season " (Ch2) and apparently a gracious host . He prides himself on his vegetable garden and goes to great pains to "show" Helen around it, happy to reveal his "delight in whatever pleased me." Helen loves his story-telling once he can spell into her hands but unfortunately he dies quite suddenly when she is about 16. It is her "first great sorrow"
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According to Hellen her father was very loving and indulgent towards his family. He seldom left his family. He loved his gun and dogs also. Whenever he came home, he take a guest with him. He loved to show the guests his finest garden. In his garden he raised the finest watermelon and strawberries. Her father was the captain in the cenfederate army.
He was a good story teller. He was a caring father also, who loves his daughter very much.
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