Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |    exhausted and powerless. A cab was passing; she called
2    I,  I  | wheels and the jarring of the cab. She looked at the houses,
3   II,  III|    her that I am ill; fetch a cab, and come to see me in an
4   II,  III|    Get my daughter and call a cab.”~He had to obey and reentered
5   II,  IV | should enter; almost called a cab to take him to the Hippodrome;
6   II,  IV |        now and then a belated cab passed; a man, sitting on
7   II,  IV |     said she. “We will take a cab, my child.”~Annette was