Chapter

 1 IV  |            light of an approaching cab, which was returning from
 2 VIII|           have lost something in a cab, and so—”~The young detective
 3 VIII|          one of them ran after the cab, crying: ‘A louis! a louis
 4 VIII|         were about to get into the cab, I called to them: ‘Wait
 5 VIII|           who had called after the cab at once handed me thirty
 6 VIII|          and then went back to the cab. “As I had supposed, they
 7 VIII|            when he returned to the cab that, as the old coachman
 8 VIII|          When he alighted from the cab in front of the Palais de
 9 XII |        witness is the driver whose cab was hired in the Rue de
10 XIV |       sturdy steed. Fortunately, a cab was passing: he hired it,
11 XIV |          de Roubaix, jumped into a cab, and giving the driver the
12 XIV |          us lose no time. I have a cab at the door.”~“We will start
13 XV  |            and if you won’t use my cab, I’ve sworn to spend those
14 XV  |         drive in Father Papillon’s cab was not a fruitless one.
15 XV  | information, Lecoq returned to the cab. The Rue de la Butte-aux-Cailles,
16 XV  |          Papillon waiting with the cab.~“Let us hasten there!”
17 XV  |           on a Sunday. He was in a cab. He stopped at the corner
18 XV  |           know about him. I have a cab downstairs. Take your child
19 XVI |       absence, when he perceived a cab pull up in front of the
20 XVI |         with him when he came in a cab to the corner of the waste
21 XIX |           there. I will send for a cab: for we must make haste
22 XIX |         were just getting into the cab that had been summoned when
23 XIX |      beside the magistrate and the cab started off.~“That fellow
24 XX  |         again.”~Just then an empty cab chanced to be passing, and
25 XX  |          require.~Scarcely had the cab stopped at the Place de
26 XXI |        vehicle, and jumped in. The cab started off at a rapid pace.
27 XXI |           slipped into an adjacent cab which left the stand at
28 XXI |           was mistaken. Behind the cab which bore him onward, and
29 XXI |      stomach under the body of the cab, regardless of all danger