reck

Could be a woman here, to reck by their chatter.

Ruin and Reck both looked at her as if they had forgotten she was there.

Why do men then now not reck his rod?

Heaven and Hell we reck not of, Being infinite in love.

You reck but little of the Roman here, While you can take your pastime in the woods.

Thomas Covenant, you reck little what you wield.

Well, well, they may sit as they sat for me, and little they'll reck, the ungrateful jauds!

They reck a'wo: Sonny Butts it would keep crime down in Braytown."

Thee has caught it, laddie-'tis the selfsame enemy, mine and thine, If thee live through this, thee will have to reck out how they done this.

When Satan picks himself up from the burning lake and says "I reck not", there would always be a bit of applause and the laughter that recognises something you thought was a secret.

"I fear the Abbot of Blossholme and his hired ruffians, who reck little of the laws, as the soul of dead Sir John knows now, or can use them as a cover to evil deeds.

"Pardon my freedom, noble sirs," he said, "but in these glades I am monarch---they are my kingdom; and these my wild subjects would reck but little of my power, were I, within my own dominions, to yield place to mortal man.

Moreover, the King said to his son: "I reck thou wilt do well not to go near the horse henceforth, and more especially not to mount it after this day; for thou knowest not its properties, and belike thou art in error about it."