That's about two miles out, said the cabman.

'If that cove's wife could see him-huddup, then!' said the cabman.

"Here y'are, Miss," said the cabman through the hole in the roof.

"One and sixpence, Miss," said the cabman in so husky a voice.

"Some of you'll have to pay for them winders," said the cabman.

'Be damned if I do, &c., &c.,' said the cabman.

"I leaves it to you, sir," said the cabman, in a husky whisper.

"I dare say the cabman would get it down for us."

"You seem to know the way," said the cabman to Ercole.

"All right," said the cabman, as Sybil entered the illumined door.

"Captain," said the cabman, coolly, "I must have another shilling for this job.

"Don't be silly," said the cabman, and spat between his feet.

"I'm afeard, sir," said the cabman, "as I've lost my way.

"I can take you no further," said the cabman: "my fare is three shillings."

"Ten to six on the boiler-maker," said the cabman; "I'll take ten to six."

'Trimmer's Wharf,' said the cabman, opening the door.