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hearken to

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hearken to someone or something
Formal or stilted to listen to someone or something; to pay attention to someone or something. Please hearken to me. I speak the truth. Hearken to the call of the nightingale.


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Graciously hearken to us as educators, who call upon Thee that, armed with Thy power, we may open our school; provide our students and staff safe passage to and from school; provide nutritious meals, warmth, safety and supervision; and establish learning among our students and communities.
Nor dooan't think nawther 'at us lives Wi' wark an' brass is spanned; We've musical societies At's some o' t'best i' t'land, Just hearken to t'Messiah, mun - Nooah nightingales i' t'North?
Hearken to a spot of home-spun wisdom dispensed at a Wirral hairdresser where the clientele were discussing the ideal qualities they look for in men.
 
 
 
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