What motivated the father to call his young daughter back to meet the cabuliwallah? a. he wanted her to learn appropriate manners and to be polite to strangers. b. the cabuliwallah seemed kind, and her father thought his daughter would like the man. c. he wanted mini to overcome her irrational fears rather than to be ruled by such ideas like her mother was. d. the cabuliwallah's entrance to their house was because of her, and her father wanted her to understand consequences of her actions.

What motivated the father to call his young daughter back to meet the Cabuliwallah was that He wanted Mini to overcome her irrational fears rather than to be ruled by such ideas like her mother was.

Explanation:

The Kabuliwala by Rabindranath Tagore is a short story that shows the reader that people should not be afraid of other just because they are quite different, Mini is afraid of Cabuliwallah and as her father talks to him and get to know him a little better he introduces him to the little girls so she stop judging people before knowing them.

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explanation:

- "the answers are a and b.  

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