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	In ]'s ] of ], '''The Endless Stair''' rose from the lowest dungeon of ] to ] at the summit of ]. The Endless Stair was of such legendary status among Dwarves that some considered that it had never existed, but ] confirmed its existence to ] when he recounts his battle with ] (a ]). Durin's Tower and the top of the Stair were destroyed in that struggle. The height of the Endless Stair is not known exactly, but Gandalf in his account to Gimli states that it climbed many thousands of steps in an unbroken spiral.

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	In Christopher's Paolini's book ''],'' ]n dwarves have a similar structure, called Vol Turin, translated as "the Endless Staircase." This is likely a plagiarism of Tolkien's staircase.
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