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I'll play thee a rare game of--hark, though," he said, as a loud trumpet-peal sounded beyond the walls, "there goeth the rebel defiance at the north gate.— Historic Boys Their Endeavours, Their Achievements, and Their Times
We find him, in a single year, studying timber and the measurement of timber; tar and oil, hemp, and the process of preparing cordage; mathematics and accounting; the hull and the rigging of ships from a model; and "looking and improving himself of the (naval) stores with"--hark to the fellow!--"great delight."— Harvard Classics Volume 28 Essays English and American
One more look into the night, and then--hark!— Kate Coventry An Autobiography
There--hark As proof of Dexter's assertion the church clock just then began to chime, and the heavy boom of the tenor bell proclaiming midnight seemed to make the soft night air throb Thought it was twelve long enough ago.— Quicksilver The Boy With No Skid To His Wheel
But hark-- prithee, my Dear, step in a little, I'll keep my good Fortune to my self Pet.— The Works of Aphra Behn, Volume I

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