Season

 1 Spring|      to start again upon their work. ~Soon endless swarms of
 2 Spring|     fashion new bast shoes for work and visiting. ~"Yea; it
 3 Spring|     will take a lot of painful work and sweat ~Ere we will reap
 4 Spring|    prepare ourselves for heavy work, ~And let's not be alarmed
 5 Spring|       enough of time to do the work undone. ~We know that an
 6 Spring|     strength and never rush at work. ~Be thrifty; learn to save
 7 Spring|     ashamed of irksome farming work: ~The pitching of manure,
 8 Spring|  tempting meal, ~The body must work hard to earn the privilege. ~"
 9 Spring|        Lauras will send you to work for Kasparas. ~Each year
10 Spring|       lean. ~"So go and do the work that gains your daily bread; ~
11 Spring|        are neglectful of their work. ~For you deserve high praise
12 Summer|        they scorn the fruitful work of boors, ~Lead sinful lives,
13 Summer|        and pallid buttermilk, ~Work on the quick each day, as
14 Summer|    better we perform our daily work." ~"I say," spake Lauras
15 Summer|       hand for serious, useful work, ~Then all the childhood
16 Summer|     his family to do the daily work. ~And at the table, too,
17 Summer|       lips he starts his daily work, ~With Satan in his heart
18 Summer| half-alive from brutish feudal work, ~With curses on his lips
19 Summer|      his lips begins his daily work, ~That's something really
20 Summer|     you, ~And see that all the work that you must do gets done, ~
21 Summer|       them not to loaf, but to work hard each day; ~To heed
22 Summer|   weakened or began to moan at work, ~Your servant hastily for
23 Summer|      wrecks, ~Unfit to do hard work and raise your families. ~
24 Summer|      dupe, derides their fetid work -~As if without the boors
25 Summer|    noblemen~Disdain your messy work, and your mephitic garb;~
26 Summer|        d been taught to do the work we do. ~Well, that will
27 Summer|      man, ~To be shamed by the work of a young nincompoop, ~
28 Summer|       When such hands start to work, you cannot help but fret. ~
29 Summer|      and you have not begun to work. ~Good men like ants rush
30 Summer|        unfinished tasks; ~They work in earnest and in haste
31 Summer|     jump and start right in to work; ~But those vile parasites
32 Summer|    each year is late to do his work, ~Like a foul tumblebug
33 Summer|    farmer is so tardy with his work, ~And like a louse filled
34 Summer|      we will perform our daily work, ~And to our cattle, starved
35 Summer|    wives, ~With their superior work abash you constantly? ~Yea;
36 Summer|   while, they fail to do their work. ~"Oh men, why don't you
37 Summer|       tow. ~Attend to your own work and wintertime supplies! ~
38 Summer|     our boorish way we went to work the fields. ~Our sausages
39 Summer|       assisted you each day~To work and cultivate your wealth-producing
40 Autumn|      the pot. ~Maguze and Jeke work on the firewood pile; ~Enskys
41 Autumn|       each barn and shed. ~Our work is arduous, our life ir
42 Autumn|       crunching tasty cuts.~As work we must, since God told
43 Autumn|        seethed ham while doing work indoors? ~"Yea," Lauras
44 Winter|      doomed the autumn's messy work; ~His chilling blasts wiped
45 Winter|     his mighty bellows puts to work ~And sifts, as with the
46 Winter|   report each morning late for work,~And then you hardly move
47 Winter|    drives too hard the men who work for him; ~When they work
48 Winter|       work for him; ~When they work faithfully he gives them
49 Winter|        long as he performs the work that's set for him, ~And
50 Winter|    bread, will take up gainful work. ~"We, aging dusty man,
51 Winter|  divine doth bless our earnest work.~Thou, O God, sustained