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He had paid me little attention, and had scarcely looked at me. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #267)

The newcomer then turned toward me and I instantly lowered my head, hair falling about my face, pressed the goblet back, low, firmly, against my body, feeling the metal pressing into my belly, and then I lifted it to my lips and kissed it, deferentially, and then, my head down between my extended arms, holding the goblet with both hands, proffered it to the newcomer. He took the goblet and turned back to the other two men. As he turned away, not seeing me, I had glanced upward, preparing to rise. He had paid me little attention, and had scarcely looked at me. Too, my head had been lowered, and my hair had been about my face. Too, the light was dim. I rose to my feet and backed away, and then looked back, for only a moment, and then hurried back to the girl wall, where we wait to be picked out by a customer, or sent to a given table by the Vat Master or the taverner's deputy. - (Quarry of Gor)