Which preposition to use with baluster
Her dress she knew to be perfect, and when she perceived the craning pale face of the inevitable lady-journalist, peering between the balusters of a gallery, she thoughtfully took up a prominent position immediately beneath that gallery, and slowly turned round like a beautifully garnished joint before the fire of cheap publicity.
"Ah, you won't make her 'ear," said a woman, thrusting an untidy head over the balusters on the next landing.
He glanced at her inquisitively, but she went up the steps, one hand extended over the baluster to his, laughing mischievously.
Two young girls, respectively about fourteen and fifteen, were craning necks out of nightdresses over the balusters in a shadowy angle of the staircase.