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inhabitants mlniftered to their neceffities : and they held on their way until they came to the ftrong hold, where the hod of the peo- ple of the provinces had gotten before them, and they rejoiced together.
25. And the chief captain, Thomfon^ who had loll his way in the wildernefs, and alfo a few men who had followed after him, were taken captives at a certain houfe in the pro- vince, to which they had fled for refuge.
CHAP, XII.
The Canadians complain of the conduSl of the arm^ — The naval engagement on Lake Champiain,
And the army that followed after Guy^ was (trengthened by the foldiers who came from the ifland of Britain, and it became a mighty hoft; and they made all fpeed to fol- low after the people of the provinces*
