Season

 1 Spring|        pals, the magpies - ~As we know, ev'ry year kill many wretched
 2 Spring|          steam and quake. ~We all know but to well how loud the
 3 Spring|           did, two years ago, you know,~When he and his cousin
 4 Spring|       rich but drink each day and know no pain, ~And that the townsfolk
 5 Spring|    townsfolk dance each night and know no grief? ~Such blabbers
 6 Spring|         master's dirty boots.~You know full well that he regards
 7 Spring|     corners dark. ~Of course, you know full well how boors bring
 8 Spring|        painful day and night.~You know what happens when a bunch
 9 Spring|          to hide in woods.~We too know all too well what a transgression
10 Spring|        old wife of mine -you well know woman's ways -~Wears anger
11 Spring|           do the work undone. ~We know that an old wheel, which
12 Spring|          your goods, ~Myself, you know, have lashed your lazy back
13 Spring|         do the feudal tasks? ~You know how bad it is when a wild
14 Spring|   declines to drag the plow. ~You know how bad it is when an excited
15 Spring|     yourself a raging beast. ~You know how for a lean and hayless
16 Spring|    scratch our heads, ~And hardly know how to appease our appetites. ~
17 Spring|            Will grow, as you well know, without hard human toil; ~
18 Spring|          argue with her not; ~You know the women's way; they need
19 Spring|         every meal time, ~They'll know the taste of pork and sausage
20 Summer|       take along your hooks. ~You know what tools you need for
21 Summer|         of manure, ~And, too, you know how much of it each acre
22 Summer|         you more. ~Yea; you and I know well serfdom's regretful
23 Summer|     heartaches of the serfs! ~You know that each year when the
24 Summer|          the serfs to death? ~You know, my friend, 'tis tough to
25 Summer|         rules, ~As all serfs must know well their duties and their
26 Summer|          is not vulgar talk! ~You know a boor, if he expects to
27 Summer|           that to the lords? ~You know that ev'ry time a feudal
28 Summer|            After tomorrow, as you know, we will observe, ~And then
29 Summer|          hides and skins I hardly know. ~Just yesterday I killed
30 Summer|          pounds his sickle." ~You know how he each year is late
31 Summer|            But those who so opine know not our peasantry. ~Believe
32 Summer|           the rye tuft home. ~You know how boisterously our Lithuanians
33 Summer|       gods,~For then they did not know the true God, as we do. ~
34 Summer|          tasteful flavoring? ~You know a mushroom picked and dried
35 Summer|         shall call upon you. ~You know it is tough when the angry
36 Autumn|        fashioning. ~Of course you know how our Lithuanian women
37 Autumn|          homes and families. ~You know the women's way: they always
38 Autumn|         made amusing pranks. ~You know how the slow boors, when
39 Autumn|     Slunkius and Peleda, whom you know. ~Krizas confronted them
40 Autumn|        word about my nausea. ~You know how the rich fools would
41 Autumn|            that is the truth. ~We know that all of us were born
42 Autumn|        the hoary chief commune - ~Know no sincere respect and hear
43 Autumn|           but for the lords. ~You know how sweet it is to pay the
44 Autumn|    Slunkius - a nickname. ~We all know boors at times invent fantastic
45 Autumn|            And therefore I as yet know not my neighbors well, ~
46 Autumn|           my neighbors well, ~And know not all about their virtues
47 Autumn|    redress.~Good God! How well we know how this sardonic age ~Walks
48 Autumn| contemptuous smile! ~But still we know not why Docys behaves like
49 Autumn|           brazen boorish way.~You know how a dumb boor, befilled
50 Autumn|             Paikius, who does not know e'en the Lord's prayer too
51 Autumn|       what's due. ~Of course, you know full well the hardships
52 Autumn|         feed it sensibly; ~For we know not how long the winter
53 Winter|       shoot? ~For surely you must know that no fairminded king~
54 Winter|            Stern Selmas said, "We know no one should cheat or steal, ~
55 Winter|         think of thefts. ~You all know that Lithuania is highly
56 Winter|           us without a blush. ~We know that God Himself, as He
57 Winter|        the winter needs. ~You all know well that fire, which we
58 Winter|  gentleness. ~Take Kasparas - you know the haughty Kasparas - ~
59 Winter|          Alas, few men these days know how to govern men, ~And
60 Winter|         get their fill today. ~We know how our dear flocks and
61 Winter|         herds are to be fed, ~And know how oft they should be watered
62 Winter|        the Frenchmen's pride.~You know that ev'ry fool has his
63 Winter|        You are but silly boys and know naught of this world,~Yet
64 Winter|        upon us,~We mortals do not know and thus cannot foretell. ~"
65 Winter|          wretched souls,~We never know the joy of your sweet liberty.~
66 Winter|          we breath no more.~As we know, in the year that recently