Uneasy Money · Character
Lord Wetherby
Pauline's husband, an amiable earl whose finances are so irregular he cannot be said to possess an income at all.
supporting
Also known as Wetherby, Only Lord Wetherby
First appearance: uneasy money
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Mentioned as the poorest man of his rank, and as Polly Davis's husband.
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Lord Wetherby belongs to the small circle of Bill Dawlish's titled but cash-poor acquaintances, a nobleman whose breezy disregard for money is a family tradition rather than a personal failing. His finances are so…
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- Other
Character groups
- Nutcombe fortune and estate
- Central romantic entanglements
- Protagonist
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Bill’s shame and self-loathing upon waking—his conviction that he is a “shallow, coarse-fibered” person for sl…
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