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111-114. In the buildings of the twice-born and all classes of kings (Kshatriya ) the staircases should be constructed beside the porch (*bhadra*), at its sides, or at the front ; (but) the steps should be attached to the left side of the door if it is furnished with the balcony, but if the door has no balcony the steps should be constructed in the front part.