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Перевод: hearken

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Тезаурус:

1. Joan, hearken to me - I know not what the future holds and I shall, if I may, elude the bonds of the French marriage - but remember always, I pray you, that you have an especial place in my heart.
2. "Hearken to me," hastily interposed Elizabeth Mowbray.
3. "Joan, hearken to me"
4. "Hearken to me, my son," she said in a low voice.
5. "Joan, hearken to me."
6. "He refused to hearken to Sir Thomas's words of wisdom, disdaining to discuss the matter further.
7. He described the celebration of saints' days and festivals as manifestations of the "splendid outward dignity of our religion, forcible witnesses of ancient truth, provocations to the exercise of all piety, shadows of our endless felicity in heaven wherein they which cannot be drawn to hearken unto what we teach may only by looking upon that we do, in a manner read whatsoever we believe".
8. "I recall how I refused to hearken to the queen my mother's fears for my brother's safety - yet now I myself fear greatly for him!"
9. "Hearken to me, my prince," said the queen-dowager in a low voice, frowning at her son.
10. "Joan, hearken to me," Anne said urgently.
11. Hearken, you three, he said, picking out three-goblin brothers, follow those boys, stay with them, and, whatever you do, don't let them remember what the sun-god told them to do.
12. "Hearken to me, good people," Buckingham said.
13. With affectionate humour he described her and his favourite aunt (called by her clergyman father in remembrance of the line in Acts where when "Peter knocked at the door of the gate, a damsel came to hearken, named Rhoda") as being like "a couple of Bengal matches - you know, those fizzy things with a pink light".