"'rickshaw" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1890, Rudyard Kipling, The Phantom 'Rickshaw: And Other Tales, pages 16—17",
          "text": "I had originally some wild notion of confiding it all to Kitty ; of begging her to marry me at once ; and in her arms defying the ghostly occupant of the 'rickshaw. \"After all,\" I argued, \"the presence of the 'rickshaw is in itself enough to prove the existence of a spectral illusion. One may see ghosts of men and women, but surely never of coolies and carriages. The whole thing is absurd. Fancy the ghost of a hill-man !\"",
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