"quickshaw" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1965, Janice Woodley, Not in this Way",
          "text": "Shop-owners tried to entice us into their shops, but we caught a quickshaw or taxi and asked for the nuns' convent. Never have I been so scared as I was during the next twenty minutes. There are no traffic rules in Colombo […]",
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          "ref": "1989, Jane Williams, Tambimuttu: bridge between two worlds",
          "text": "We went out together and hired a quickshaw (as the Ceylonese taxis used to be called) and I took him out for beer and lunch at my favourite Chinese restaurant.",
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          "text": "We drove there in the one taxi in town, a large Brougham automobile of ancient vintage, whimsically called a quickshaw.",
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        "(Sri Lanka) A taxi."
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