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Addison Steele, had not only, at least seemingly, failed to be moved by my charms, but was actually indifferent to me. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #388)

I was not used to this sort of thing. My invitations were abundant, and my dates were frequent, and my escorts were invariably complaisant, attentive, and generous, often to the point of a heedless, unjustified extravagance, the consequences of which would later, doubtless, be keenly felt. I had found it irritating that this new acquaintance, if one were to call him that, Mr. Addison Steele, had not only, at least seemingly, failed to be moved by my charms, but was actually indifferent to me. He had looked at me once, carefully, and then, apparently having reached some opinion, had smiled, and turned away, to engage others in conversation. I was concerned, and puzzled, and annoyed. Surely my ensemble was tastefully and carefully thought out, the basic short, black cocktail dress, set off with pearls. - (Quarry of Gor)