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That there were only five glasses on the tray suggested that either Lord Grendel's presence had not been expected, from the beginning, or that the number of free persons to be served had been discreetly ascertained, perhaps by means of a viewing panel. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #296)

I hated her! How could I compete with her, half-naked, in a tunic, collared, on my knees? "A single bottle," said Decius Albus, "may cost as much as a golden tarsk". Drusus Andronicus, who had remained discreetly silent, then rose to his feet, and clapped his hands together, sharply, twice. The portal behind the dais then opened again, and a slave entered, bearing a tray, on which were five, and only five, small glasses, and a small decanter of some ruby beverage, which, I gathered, must be that to which the Lady Alexina had alluded. That there were only five glasses on the tray suggested that either Lord Grendel's presence had not been expected, from the beginning, or that the number of free persons to be served had been discreetly ascertained, perhaps by means of a viewing panel. Had I known more of Gor, a more frightful interpretation might have occurred to me. It is extremely dangerous to serve paga, or ka-la-na, or other such beverages, to a Kur. Would one, say, give paga to a larl or sleen? "Paula!" I thought to myself. - (Plunder of Gor)