Elend turned at the sound of footsteps on rock and saw Yomen climbing the rough-hewn steps to join him, puffing slightly, still pristine in his obligator's robes.

Reaching a squarish room, The Shadow saw a flight of rough-hewn steps.

The jagged hole was over a metre wide, rough-hewn steps leading downwards.

It was half an hour's slow walk to the foot of the rugged slope where broad, rough-hewn steps wound up to the monastery.

Turning, he scrambled up the rough-hewn steps in a desperate flight, an awful fear that the door might have swung shut and imprisoned them both in that dreadful place.

His escort pushed him up a flight of rough-hewn steps on to the terrace linking the second her of caves and brought him face to face with the main man.

Rod looked-and, sure enough, what he had mistaken for natural irregularities were indeed a set of rough-hewn, uneven steps.

He was sinking toward the rough-hewn steps; Quilton was turning him about.

There was nothing much to see: a rocky roof slanting down, some rough-hewn steps, and at the bottom a second door.

A passage stretched away before him, the faint outline of rough-hewn steps cut into the rock floor disappearing upward into darkness.