hark back

It was of no use to hark back to the revival and the heart-quaking experiences of a year agone.

Let us now hark back to the blue-cow, beautiful and breathless.

"Here, let's hark back to the ordinary conduct of material existence," she said.

Let us hark back now, and from the opposite side see what was its first beginning.

But in the main one has to hark back to former generations, if one would feel the real spirit of romance and tradition.

You are excellently placed, and you have plenty of time to hark back, if you'll only listen to reason.

He must hark back to earlier days—his school-time, the six months he spent in Devonshire with a coach before he came up to New.

But—to hark back to the butcher and apothecary—verses are perennially made upon Pg 149Mr.

The underlying reason for morality is always the same, and we are compelled to hark back to it for justification.

Now we must hark back and pick up the threads of the story which we dropped at the end of Chapter IX.