Chapter

 1  7,1|        time till the evening? A cab was passing. He hired it
 2  8,1|    General. ~"You should take a cab if you haven't money enough
 3 11,4|     when she returned. An empty cab was passing as she left
 4 11,5|   Ferailleur left her home in a cab several hours after her
 5 12,1|         intended going out. The cab she had used was still standing
 6 12,2|      mother. "Then I sent for a cab and drove there at once." ~"
 7 13,1|     enough in hue to frighten a cab horse, was extremely eccentric
 8 15,5|       exclaimed, 'follow me!' A cab was passing, he made us
 9 16,4|      the face. ~"There wasn't a cab to be had!" she groaned. "
10 17,2|       securely strapped on to a cab had entered the vehicle,
11 17,2|     ascertain the number of the cab, but the concierge could
12 17,2|   mentioned, however, that this cab had been procured by Madame
13 17,2|         she had hired it at the cab stand in the Rue Soufflot,
14 17,2|    might then have tracked this cab through the streets of Paris
15 17,2|     Central office of the Paris Cab Company. "If any one can
16 17,2|         clothes. Then he took a cab at his own expense, and
17 17,2|       to the main office of the Cab Company, in the Avenue de
18 17,2|       in the Rue Soufflot for a cab. Her baggage was placed
19 17,3|        year, it knows what each cab is doing at each hour of
20 19,2|         be waiting for you in a cab, at the corner of the Rue
21 19,2|        down into the street. ~A cab was waiting at the corner
22 19,2| matchless woman. ~Meanwhile the cab had passed the outer boulevards,
23 19,3|         He did not wait for the cab to stop, but springing to
24 19,4|   moments later he got into the cab in which he was stricken