Season

 1 Spring| laughing at the wreck of frigid winter's trade. ~The icy season'
 2 Spring|        lay in sleep beneath the winter's ice, ~Or huddled shivering
 3 Spring|      all came here.~For now the winter's chills and frosts were
 4 Spring|         flocks, fared this long winter past. ~Had ye enough of
 5 Spring|      and peace. ~"Well, now the winter frosts are far away from
 6 Spring|        a warm stove.~I wish the winter had remained a longer while,~
 7 Spring|       and willing to obey. ~His winter idleness and his barn dreams
 8 Spring|         giggle senselessly,~The winter fades away, the smiling
 9 Summer|    beans and peas, ~When in the winter time we'll want to cook
10 Summer|         cut chaff when the cold winter comes? ~With enmpty mouths
11 Summer|        much our soups in frigid winter days. ~"The same thing happened
12 Summer|       and taste in the oncoming winter days.~Of course, most men
13 Summer|      with many happy words. ~In winter, when Katre is spinning
14 Summer|      turn around. ~And with the winter gone we all will walk thread-bare." ~"
15 Summer|        disappeared. ~But as the winter fled, the smiling springtime
16 Autumn|         rascals do, ~Who in the winter sneak into the forests wide, ~
17 Autumn|         linen garb, ~Or, in the winter time, a worn-out sheepskin
18 Autumn|     domestic beast, when bitter winter comes,~Submits itself to
19 Autumn|        we know not how long the winter will abide, ~Nor what amount
20 Autumn|     Indeed, is it not well when winter fades away, ~And still there
21 Winter|                                 Winter cares~ ~Look yon! What great,
22 Winter|       fierce fangs the beast of winter bares !~What sullen northern
23 Winter|    dived the frogs, ~Because of winter's threats, have put on armor
24 Winter|        water folk. ~See how the winter's breath enthralls the barren
25 Winter|       now the world salutes the winter on the march. ~Yea, 'tis
26 Winter|    autumn's mire and longed for winter's haste. ~As these complaints
27 Winter|  through the mass of clouds old Winter stuck his head, ~And like
28 Winter|     ranges of white hills, ~And winter's fingers weave pearl blossoms
29 Winter|     torments us all alike. ~The winter blasts chased you into your
30 Winter|         snore in your wide open winter homes, ~Without protection
31 Winter|     seclusion, we hide from the winter's wrath, ~And daily warm
32 Winter|     they lie and eat. ~O mighty winter, pray, come forth and punish
33 Winter|         us say a word about the winter needs. ~You all know well
34 Winter|     would we fare in the frosty winter days, ~If there were no
35 Winter|    caldrons seethe, ~And in the winter days keeps our large ovens
36 Winter|        learn in time~How in the winter days you'll have to get
37 Winter|       when the autumn winds and winter frosts appear,~And ev'ry
38 Winter|       ry living thing in frosty winter days~Hides in his hole or
39 Winter|       forests wide,~E'en in the winter time still finds some sustenance; ~