north america-1-第71章

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　eat　twice　of　terrapin　would　be　held　in　small　repute；　as　the　Londoner　is　held　who　at　a　city　banquet　does　not　partake　of　both　thick　and　thin　turtle。　　I　must；　however；　confess　that　the　terrapin　for　me　had　no　surpassing　charms。　Maryland　was　so　called　from　Henrietta　Maria；　the　wife　of　Charles　I。；　by　which　king；　in　1632；　the　territory　was　conceded　to　the　Roman　Catholic　Lord　Baltimore。　　It　was　chiefly　peopled　by　Roman　Catholics；　but　I　do　not　think　that　there　is　now　any　such　specialty　attaching　to　the　State。　　There　are　in　it　two　or　three　old　Roman　Catholic　families；　but　the　people　have　come　down　from　the　North；　and　have　no　peculiar　religious　tendencies。　　Some　of　Lord　Baltimore's　descendants　remained　in　the　State　up　to　the　time　of　the　Revolution。　　From　Baltimore　I　went　on　to　Washington。


END　OF　VOL。　I。