Delaware and the Eastern shore; some aspects of a peninsula pleasant and well beloved . ions. The town is without ariver, and it stands on a branch railway. Ithas remarkable quiet charm by reason of itsmany seasoned old shingled dwellings, sweetwith the Quakerish gray of weathered cedar,most famous among them The Judges. Anadmirable Court House in a densely shaded pub-lic square gives Georgetown official distinction. For many years past some villages of thePeninsula have shown an arrested few places such as Fredericktown in Cecilcounty, named for the son of George II, whodying yo
Delaware and the Eastern shore; some aspects of a peninsula pleasant and well beloved . ions. The town is without ariver, and it stands on a branch railway. Ithas remarkable quiet charm by reason of itsmany seasoned old shingled dwellings, sweetwith the Quakerish gray of weathered cedar,most famous among them The Judges. Anadmirable Court House in a densely shaded pub-lic square gives Georgetown official distinction. For many years past some villages of thePeninsula have shown an arrested few places such as Fredericktown in Cecilcounty, named for the son of George II, whodying young (Fritz is dode, deal the carts!)left his stupid brother George, to become king,ambitiously planned in colonial days, may besaid to have died abornin. Georgetown inKent, on the opposite side of the SassafrasRiver, named for the prince who became king,has had like fate. Both towns have solid andwell proportioned surviving Georgian City, founded on hopes raised by thedigging of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal,and laid out upon a considerable scale, has had, 180.
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