Meanings of downstair in English

I was thinking the other day of having shutters put to all these downstair rooms.

There are any quantity of downstair windows.

Yet their conversation, to anyone wishing to know something of the lights and shadows of downstair life, was instructive and interesting enough.

A glance into the various downstair rooms, all of which were deserted, then up the front stairs we crept in our stockinged feet.

Downstairs I darted, without even waiting for a look in the glass.

Downstairs, Christine and Palmer had entered on the round of midwinter gayeties.

Downstairs I found that Dr. Kretznow was on the eve of departure.

Downstairs there was much bread and butter and bacon and eggs, and beer.

Downstairs, Martine's obstinate silence condemned still more strongly these excessive and useless expenses.

Downstairs at the breakfast-table the girls discussed the bad news.

Downstairs, in the salon, only a chair had been overturned.

Downstairs the villagers are crowding, drifting like a heavy current.

Downstairs I found Robin, Champion, and Cash silently taking supper.

Downstairs, with Albeury, I began to look through my correspondence.

Downstairs, the plates and forks were clattering for supper.

Downstairs the luncheon bell rang, and they all seated themselves at table, but no Molly appeared.