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J301136438whiteSpoken.14474Fiction.40745Magazine.31557Newspaper.23326Academic.26336White1, Gilbert (1720-93), English clergyman and naturalist. He wrote many letters to friends on aspects of natural history in his native village of Selborne, Hampshire; these were published in 1789 as The Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne, which has remained in print ever since. 怀特, 吉尔伯特（1720-1793, 英国牧师和博物学家; 他给朋友写了许多信件, 谈及位于汉普夏郡的家乡塞尔伯恩村的博物学的诸多方面; 这些信件于1789年出版为《塞尔伯恩博物志及古迹》一书, 至今仍然再版有售）。
White2, Patrick (Victor Martindale) (1912-90), Australian novelist, born in Britain. White's reputation is chiefly based on his two novels The Tree of Man (1955) and Voss (1957). Nobel Prize for Literature (1973). 怀特, 帕特里克（·维克托·马丁代尔）（1912-1990, 澳大利亚小说家, 生于英国; 尤以长篇小说《人类之树》[1955]和《沃斯》[1957]而出名; 获1973年诺贝尔文学奖）。
White3, T. H. (1906-64), British novelist, born in India; full name Terence Hanbury White. He is best known for the tetralogy The Once and Future King, his reworking of the Arthurian legend that began with The Sword in the Stone (1937). 怀特, T·H（1906-1964, 英国小说家, 生于印度, 全名特伦斯·汉伯里·怀特; 最著名的作品是根据的亚瑟王传奇改编的小说四部曲《过去和将来的国王》, 第一部为《石中宝剑》[1937]）。
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