What is "harked"

Usage examples of "harked".

She harked at all I said, like as if it was a hundred dollars in her pocket to know about it.

And always-he harked back to his classical reading-the Lunarian spirit was Lucifer's.

Venator harked back: From Guthrie's rebellious exodus, unforeseeably, arose Demeter Mother.

And always—he harked back to his classical reading—the Lunarian spirit was Lucifer’s.

He harked back to their own daughter-she was in Quito, happily married, but he remembered certain desperate confidences-and after a moment nodded.

Some, though, harked further back, even to times when forms still more outmoded were enjoying revivals — a rambling ivy-grown bungalow or a peaked roof on two stories of brick, with windows and a chimney.

He harked back to Fernando, Stefan, Attila, all who had been eager to go, left behind and .

He harked back to his half-desperate mood of minutes ago, and marveled.

Frequently she chattered, though what she said did not always make sense to her distracted hearers, especially when she harked back to events they had heard described on the tape as having taken place in a previous century.

Thence he harked back to earlier recollections and forward to speculations about the future.