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Thu, 9 Jun 1994 11:05:16 EDT
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Only a dozen or so pages of the Hawaiian novel survive; they're at Berkeley
and are singularly uninteresting.  More interesting, however, is an argument
made by Kate Winter (SUNY Albany, I think) at MLA 18 months ago, that
>Connecticut Yankee< developed from the Hawaiian novel.  The presence of
volcanos and naked children and some other environmental feature of
>Yankee<,
along  with the nearly complete disappearance of the Hawaiian manuscript,
makes
 this hypothesis intriguing.  The timing is right too.  Anyone have further
thoughts on Winter's idea?

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