Mazelli, and Other Poems by George W. Sands
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The slightest wound from an arrow dipped in the juice of the Manchenille, causes certain and speedy death. "If they only pierce the skin, the blood fixes and congeals in a moment, and the strongest animal falls motionless to the ground."--Robertson's America. S. L. Sawtelle. Dear Sir: To you, who have given me friendship in adversity, counsel in perplexity, and hope in despondency, permit me, as an expression of my deep and lasting gratitude, to inscribe the "Misanthrope." With sentiments of the highest respect, Your obt. servt., George W. Sands. Frederick City, September 1849. Dramatis Personae. Werner--Misanthrope. Manuel--a cottager. Albert--his son. Rebecca--wife to Manuel. |
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