Season

 1 Spring|        in the heights. ~No, he just told the world that God'
 2 Spring|         Or with his loaded gun just aims, and shoots, and kills. ~"
 3 Spring|       with insensate remarks? ~Just wait, you brainless snort;
 4 Spring|          No one as yet grew up just smiling all the while, ~
 5 Spring|    shedding a tear.' ~"And now just look around, by God's eternal
 6 Spring|        and play outside. ~Then just as soon as we began to gain
 7 Spring|        dolls,~And these dolls, just like yours, are but a source
 8 Spring|      Or that we were sent here just to eat, drink, and sleep! ~
 9 Spring|        He, on a squeaky wheel, just drags from town to thorp, ~
10 Spring|         who has lost his tail, just creeps along. ~The watchman
11 Spring|      you neglect your beasts? ~Just think how you would feel
12 Spring|        you to a butcher shop? ~Just think how you would like
13 Spring|       hum maternal lullabies: ~Just wait, ere long new broods
14 Spring|       are all empty, so we now just scratch our heads, ~And
15 Spring|     blush in shame at what has just been said; ~Just those should
16 Spring|      what has just been said; ~Just those should blush who are
17 Spring|      It is not satisfied to be just duly drest, ~But wishes
18 Summer|       up to the summit clear, ~Just sits high up in space and
19 Summer|      run.~Here Albas in a new, just lately finished cart,~Merciukas,
20 Summer|        said of boors that they just creep along,~And that at
21 Summer|        utensils made of wood, ~Just think of it, I too could
22 Summer|   torment the luckless boor. ~"Just hear my kindly brother what
23 Summer|      and skins I hardly know. ~Just yesterday I killed a bull
24 Summer|       rewarded with high pay. ~Just try and offer him - with
25 Summer|       But those vile parasites just grin and laugh at you, ~
26 Summer|     saw so much of wealth, ~He just strolled aimlessly and mumbled
27 Summer|      My friend, think not that just our elegant young men ~At
28 Summer|      grainless and dried up - ~Just bent and twisted straw,
29 Autumn|    rays of the ascending sun? ~Just as a dream, so real and
30 Autumn|    scraped his squeaky violin.~Just then Docys, much overfilled
31 Autumn|          The frightened guests just stood and held their very
32 Autumn|    drunken too,~And then they, just like we, play boorish tricks
33 Autumn|   boxed my boorish ears. ~So I just hid myself behind a massive
34 Autumn|  prayer.~But lo! The sorry lot just flopped down in the chairs; ~
35 Autumn|   tales ~That they are told as just droll stories on ourselves. ~
36 Autumn|       over, I was much undone.~Just as the springtime snow,
37 Autumn|     And all the more if I have just been beaten up. ~Just think:
38 Autumn|     have just been beaten up. ~Just think: I care that much
39 Autumn|      prate and frown? ~To you, just like to me, oft falls such
40 Autumn|      see the ruthless Death - ~Just as the artist's hand so
41 Autumn|      you even more. ~Well, I - just listen brother, what befell
42 Autumn|       my knees shake in fear. ~Just listen, brother, and you
43 Autumn|     done to him by Docys. ~For just a pigsty and a storehouse
44 Autumn|    drest up in French attire, ~Just now and then drop in the
45 Autumn|      As if the sky might fall, just give, and give, and give. ~
46 Autumn|    boor. ~His house is simple, just like any other boor's; ~
47 Winter|       on the job; ~Some of you just stand there agaping all
48 Winter|       the dishonest boors. ~"O just and holy God, what fearful
49 Winter|     lies and cheats and steals just as the Frenchman does. ~
50 Winter|        or cook a boiling pot. ~Just think what kind of food
51 Winter|       dwell on vital things in just a few more words. ~The blazing
52 Winter|      heights, ~It swallows not just our moss-covered boorish
53 Winter|       to scorn the word of the just chief commune. ~Besides '
54 Winter|       But - listen now - Docys just stood with folded arms ~
55 Winter|       grew hoarse;~At times he just moaned low and stared far
56 Winter|       Were you, too, not begot just as the lowly boor?~Did not
57 Winter|     boor?~Did not your mother, just like his, wipe your behind?~
58 Winter|      that you should smite the just one, too. ~Therefore, beware,
59 Winter|     render to each one his own just reward! ~"Ye, too, O cheerless
60 Winter|    shown a sheaf of straw;~And just as soon as they obtain a
61 Winter|   summer we've met on our way.~Just ask the hoary men, you beardless
62 Winter|       you, like suckling pigs, just kick and run around.~Ere
63 Winter| careworn souls;~We, too, once, just like you, skipped in the
64 Winter|      the village streets,~And, just like you, enjoyed our happy