[Exeunt.
FOOTNOTES:
[9] See Burgoyne's letter.
ACT V.
Scene I. At Montreal.
General Prescot and Officer.
General Prescot.
So it seems indeed, one misfortune seldom comes alone.—The rebels, after the taking of Ticonderoga and Chamblee, as I just now learn by a Savage, marched immediately to besiege St. John's, and are now before that place, closely investing it, and no doubt intend paying us a visit soon.
Officer. Say you so? then 'tis time to look about us.
Gen. Prescot. They'll find us prepar'd, I'll warrant 'em, to give 'em such a reception as they little dream of—a parcel of Yankee dogs.