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 1 Spring|           and all of them praised God. ~As yet the food was scarce,
 2 Spring|         they gave their thanks to God! ~You too, o futile man,
 3 Spring|            fail not to thank your God! ~Bush, forest, grove and
 4 Spring|          just told the world that God's majestic will ~Is wondrous
 5 Spring|          sings praise to the Lord God." ~The nightingale alone
 6 Spring|         herself sings eulogies to God.~Oft at the very dawn, even
 7 Spring|         hearts.~O kind and loving God, how wondrous is Thy care!~
 8 Spring|          gives praise to the Lord God. ~You, O beloved bird, never
 9 Spring|       then went on to say: ~"When God created and arranged this
10 Spring|          When for the sins of men God punishes the world. ~And
11 Spring|          now just look around, by God's eternal will ~We sense
12 Spring|         of your misdeed, the Lord God branded you,~Condemned the
13 Spring|           Adam, by your breach of God's divine decree,~Unto yourself
14 Spring|      While we are in this world, ~God willing, we must strive
15 Spring|       meanwhile, while we gaze at God's benignant hand, ~Let's
16 Spring|           sly Slunkius spake, "by God's eternal will,~I have gained
17 Spring|       friend, be thankful to your God, ~Because the oxen drag
18 Spring|         we must eat daily meals, ~God willing, is to keep ourselves
19 Summer|           perfume. ~All hail, and God grant that you see many
20 Summer|           in the best of health! ~God bless each one who loves
21 Summer|          feudal tasks performs - ~God grant that he may see many
22 Summer|           body full of energy ~Is God's most precious gift to
23 Summer|       meal gives humble thanks to God, ~Each night turns to his
24 Summer|         his crooked club, ~"Thank God that we have passed the
25 Summer|       acre will take. ~I also, if God grants, will go along with
26 Summer|        they did not know the true God, as we do. ~And they did
27 Summer|           it a grave sin to spurn God's blessed gifts, ~For which
28 Summer|        fatherly advice. ~Almighty God, who has created this wide
29 Summer|          most benignant squire - ~God bless his tender heart -
30 Autumn|          lift your sinful eyes to God ~And say a humble prayer
31 Autumn|          his liege, speaks ill of God. ~Blind lords, who dumbly
32 Autumn|         feast.~For such a purpose God gave us abundant wealth,~
33 Autumn|            As work we must, since God told all of us to eat,~So
34 Autumn|       wastrels, do you think that God gives us ~His precious gifts
35 Autumn|         before an idle lord. ~But God distinctly marked to ev'
36 Autumn|          a suitable redress.~Good God! How well we know how this
37 Autumn|           they obeyed and praised God oft and more than we, ~And
38 Autumn|          days. ~But nowadys, good God, it is a shame to see, ~
39 Autumn|        families, obey the will of God.~Each day live saintly lives,
40 Autumn|     family, ~May read the Word of God, or sing the holy hymns, ~
41 Autumn|     prostitute, to lie and abjure God -~To propagate new schemes
42 Autumn|         and end this chattering! ~God grant that we full well
43 Winter|          boors. ~"O just and holy God, what fearful times have
44 Winter|      please him, loudly belittles God. ~The lord and his valet
45 Winter|       hell. ~While one, despising God, laughs like an idiot, ~
46 Winter|      please him, loudly belittles God. ~Beneath a load of woes
47 Winter|        lout, too, treats the Lord God as a joke!~But e'en this
48 Winter|        joke!~But e'en this foe of God cries that the rich rob
49 Winter|    without a blush. ~We know that God Himself, as He proclaimed
50 Winter|       Pray, is not it a boon from God - this gift of fire? ~"Of
51 Winter|         noon, ~If we foresake our God, as some bad Germans do, ~
52 Winter|       admonished you. ~"It seems, God pity us, that our most gracious
53 Winter|      governing to cherish man and God." ~"You," Prickus cautioned
54 Winter|         of this! ~Nothing without God's will can happen in this
55 Winter|   Therefore each must accept what God has willed for him. ~He
56 Winter|            Must keep in mind that God has given him that seat; ~
57 Winter|           as long as he obeys his God. ~"But you, self-willed,
58 Winter|          succumbs in pain?~Though God permitted you to sit on
59 Winter|             Because you fear that God knows well your wrongful
60 Winter| yesteryear, ~When, by the will of God, our late beloved squire, ~
61 Winter|         you and cried so much, ~O God, many of us became tubercular, ~
62 Winter|          devils' names. ~Some day God will judge all, as He has
63 Winter|         of food is a true gift of God.~Indeed, in our brief life
64 Winter|       finds some sustenance; ~For God is merciful and sees that
65 Winter|         and the ascending sun,~If God still keeps us here, will
66 Winter|         reveal what the benignant God~Has prearranged for us long
67 Winter|      wealth when, by the grace of God,~The summer will appear
68 Winter|          not fret. ~"Thou, O dear God, our Heavenly Protagonist,~
69 Winter|       doing feudal tasks,~Because God did not mean that you should
70 Winter|        part, and with the help of God ~Let's hurry to repair our
71 Winter|         our earnest work.~Thou, O God, sustained us in all the