HICHENS

Meaning of HICHENS in English

/hich"euhnz/ , n.

Robert Smythe /smuydh, smuyth/ , 1864-1950, English novelist.

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HICHENS — ,[4] Robert, planter of the Garden of Allah. Experimented with belle donna. H. is still in Who's Who, and multitudes …
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