Indefer

"She would have much more," said Uncle Indefer angrily.

Cousin Henry Anthony Trollope 1848

No human being should ever hear from her lips a word of complaint against her Uncle Indefer.

Cousin Henry Anthony Trollope 1848

London office to which he was attached, that he had sown his wild oats, then Uncle Indefer began to ask himself why all his dearest wishes should not be carried out together by a marriage between the cousins.

Cousin Henry Anthony Trollope 1848

Then the day came for the arrival of Henry Jones, during the approach to which Uncle Indefer had, from day to day, become more and more uneasy.

Cousin Henry Anthony Trollope 1848

"And so have I, Uncle Indefer; and as my conscience is backed by my inclination, whereas yours is not --"

Cousin Henry Anthony Trollope 1848

Indefer was never at his ease unless his niece were with him.

Cousin Henry Anthony Trollope 1848

He made this will, which he assured himself should be the last, leaving Llanfeare to his nephew on condition that he should prefix the name of Indefer to that of Jones, and adding certain stipulations as to further entail.

Cousin Henry Anthony Trollope 1848

Uncle Indefer grunted, and told him that if he wanted any supper, he had better go and get it.

Cousin Henry Anthony Trollope 1848

a divorce, had taken to race courses and billiard-rooms, and had been altogether odious to his brother Indefer.

Cousin Henry Anthony Trollope 1848

Uncle Indefer has, I dare say, asked you to make this proposition. "

Cousin Henry Anthony Trollope 1848