A paton
[peyt-n] /ˈpeɪt n/
noun
alan (stewart) 1903–88, south african novelist.
paton
/ˈpeɪtən/
noun
alan (stewart). 1903–88, south african writer, noted esp for his novel dealing with racism and apartheid in south africa, cry, the beloved country (1965)
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