
There was nothing for it to do but to obey?

Nope. "Nothing for it but" means "no alternative but" / "no option but" / "nothing to do but".

Okay... I would add a "to do" in there though.

Well you could have
"There was nothing to do but to obey."
but other than that I don't see anyway of fitting 'to do' in there.

Okay, okay. Nevermind. I should have read your first comment in more detail.
For some reason, I had it stuck in my head that "it" was a specific thing.
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