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How could the master of the house, if present, not be in the highest place? But only Kurii, the "high ones," so to speak, occupied the dais, except, of course, for Lord Grendel. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #42)

The long-armed, red-robed fellow who had first lifted his cup to Lord Grendel, initiating this gesture of recognition and esteem, signaling out and honoring him, was the same as he who had first cordially saluted him upon his entrance into this house, apparently one of several owned by Decius Albus. Decius Albus himself, as far as I could tell, was not present. Perhaps that was because of the nature of the occasion. How could the master of the house, if present, not be in the highest place? But only Kurii, the "high ones," so to speak, occupied the dais, except, of course, for Lord Grendel. Perhaps they, these "high ones," did not care to share the dais with representatives of what they might regard as an inferior species. I knew little of these things. In any event, Decius Albus was not, as far as I could tell, present. - (Plunder of Gor)