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Lost Laysen
chapter four

Lost Layson
chapter three

kanaka
noun
ka·​naka kəˈnäkə, -nakə; in Hawaiian
plural -s
often capitalized
: polynesian , micronesian , melanesian , south sea islander

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Lost Laysen
chapter two

“There were only a few who remembered several notices in the papers of the disappearance, fifteen years ago, of Laysen, a volcanic island of the Tongas group.”

Lost Laysen
Chapter One

Lost Laysen

1921: Whoa… Margaret Mitchell had five men swarming her like flies and didn’t want to commit to any of them.

Scarlett O’Hara much?

I wonder what made Margaret so irresistible?

March 1921: Margaret Mitchell and a Georgia Tech student stunned onlookers at a ball by performing a wildly suggestive dance that ended with a long kiss. (It was copied from a scene in the film Four Horseman of the Apocalypse.) It cost her dearly in social circles.

A dance, a kiss, and shocking the group. Sounds familiar, if you’ve read Gone with the Wind. 😂