We can actually deuce here that in the given story, The Setting Sun and the Rolling World, what the author meant when he says Musoni "felt too much of a father" is that Musoni was being worried as a father over his son and even though he took chances when he was younger.
The statement from the story that clarifies that is: "He himself had taken chances before, in his own time, but he felt too much of a father"
<h3>What is "The Setting Sun and the Rolling World"?</h3>
"The Setting Sun and the Rolling World" is actually known to be a short story that was written by Charles Mungoshi. The story reveals a young boy who was about leaving home in order to go and explore the world.
His father, Musoni, a farmer is not willing to let him leave. But his son, Nhamo actually wanted to go and find a better life. But his father feels that he is too young and not yet ready to explore the world because of the danger out there.
We see it when the author stated that Musoni felt too much of a father.
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