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After descending a handsome flight of banistered stairs and slipping through an unbarred but guarded door, he arrived in the royal mounting-yard.

Conqueror's Moon May, Julian 2003

The banistered stairway that led up to the door was aluminum also.

Always Outnumbered, Always Outgunned Walter Mosley 1998

The banistered stairway that led up to the door was aluminum also.

Always Outnumbered, Always Outgunned Walter Mosley 1998

The banistered stairway that led up to the door was aluminum also.

Always Outnumbered, Always Outgunned Walter Mosley 1998

The banistered stairway that led up to the door was aluminum also.

Always Outnumbered, Always Outgunned Walter Mosley 1998

I fleetly crossed the open space of the central section of the library and ran up to the iron, iron-and-wood-banistered stairs to the upper level, where we keepbiographies and fiction.

Dancer Of Gor Norman, John, 1931- 1986

After a spell of indecision in the corridor, he turned and proceeded up the dark-banistered stairs to the second story.

The Wrong Woman Charles D. Stewart

When she departed from her father’s house forever, she had left a home whose lines were as beautiful and flowing as a woman’s body, as a ship in full sail; a pale pink stucco house built in the French colonial style, set high from the ground in a dainty manner, approached by swirling stairs, banistered with wrought iron as delicate as lace; a dim, rich house, gracious but aloof.

Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

When she departed from her father’s house forever, she had left a home whose lines were as beautiful and flowing as a woman’s body, as a ship in full sail; a pale pink stucco house built in the French colonial style, set high from the ground in a dainty manner, approached by swirling stairs, banistered with wrought iron as delicate as lace; a dim, rich house, gracious but aloof.

Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

When she departed from her father’s house forever, she had left a home whose lines were as beautiful and flowing as a woman’s body, as a ship in full sail; a pale pink stucco house built in the French colonial style, set high from the ground in a dainty manner, approached by swirling stairs, banistered with wrought iron as delicate as lace; a dim, rich house, gracious but aloof.

Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996