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Andrew Jackson Tozer

Leora's stern, religious father, a farmer.

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Also known as Mr. Tozer, Andrew Jackson Tozer, Jackson

First appearance: I

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In III: Leora's father; a banker and prominent figure in Wheatsylvania, North Dakota. Later, in Chapter IX: Leora's father, a local farmer…

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III
Leora's father; a banker and prominent figure in Wheatsylvania, North Dakota.
Chapter IX
Leora's father, a local farmer who disapproves of Martin's scientific approach.
III
Leora's father, who imposes strict rules on Martin and Leora after their elopement.
Chapter II
Leora's father initially rages against Martin's return, accusing him of ruining Leora, but eventually relents and agrees to send her seventy dollars a month for stenography studies. He shows genuine sorrow at her departure.
V
Becomes more cordial in his letters but continues to offer parental advice.
VI
Writes to Martin urging him to settle in Wheatsylvania and offers financial help for equipment.
Chapter XI
Leora's father, who pressures Martin to be more commercially minded and pay off debts.
XII
Leora's father, a local farmer who represents the conservative values of the community.
I
Fusses over money and schedules, insisting on supper at six o'clock sharp and questioning Martin's decisions.
II
Mr. Tozer is overly involved in Martin's affairs, micromanaging the office search and worrying about local politics.
II
Brings home a package containing the plate-glass sign for Martin's office.
VI
Mentions the Novaks' criticism of Martin at supper.
III
Mr. Tozer expresses sadness and confusion about Martin's departure, lamenting the loss of his daughter and son-in-law.

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