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Your father will be proud of you , Anne , when I tell him the story . '' It made Anne very happy to have Mr. Freeman and Rose praise her , and she quite forgave the man who had pulled her from behind the bushes , and whose finger marks she could still feel on her arm . `` I hope it wo n't rain to-day , '' said Mr. Freeman . `` We ought to get to Sandwich by noon , and after Lady has rested , we 'll go on as far as we can . Lady seems as anxious to get to Boston as we do , '' for the big horse was traveling at a rapid pace , and going as if she enjoyed it . `` You shall go and see Faneuil Hall when you are in Boston , Anne , '' promised Rose , `` and Mr. Hancock 's fine house . It has terraces and stone steps , and the English officers would well like to take up their quarters there . ''