Season

 1 Spring|            Ah, now in ev'ry place new life was all athrob; ~The
 2 Spring|          groats hash ~And fashion new bast shoes for work and
 3 Spring|        scrubbed the lad's unclean new pants. ~As there I stood
 4 Spring|         of time till we will cook new hash ! ~So meanwhile, while
 5 Spring|       turns around, ~Outlasts the new one, which keeps twirling
 6 Spring|   lullabies: ~Just wait, ere long new broods of chicks will come. ~
 7 Spring|          cloth, then bleaches the new goods, ~Then makes the linen
 8 Spring|          care, ~When covered with new garb, at every meal time, ~
 9 Summer| summertime. ~Hail ye, who've seen new buds and smelled of their
10 Summer|           its hues, ~Produces its new seed, and ends its little
11 Summer|   lordling swears, that's nothing new at all;~He, having sold
12 Summer|           That's something really new and most pitiable! ~And
13 Summer|           worn hooks, others with new pitchforks,~All in their
14 Summer|          the run.~Here Albas in a new, just lately finished cart,~
15 Summer|    Merciukas, with a set of brand new thills and wheels,~With
16 Summer|            Tomorrow we must put a new edge on the scythes. ~Hark,
17 Summer|       before the tempered steel. ~New buds, like blooming youth -
18 Summer|          Intending there to buy a new hone and new scythe. ~But
19 Summer|       there to buy a new hone and new scythe. ~But in the city,
20 Summer|          And thus forgot to buy a new hone and new scythe. ~He
21 Summer|      forgot to buy a new hone and new scythe. ~He drank away by
22 Summer|         them had baked and tasted new wheat cakes. ~And as I stood
23 Autumn|           born, ~And on which the new brood chirped out their
24 Autumn|          and Stepas having bought new leather boots,~Jonas and
25 Autumn|          Lauras having made brand new bast shoes,~Dressed for
26 Autumn|       horse~And put a saddle with new stirrups shining bright;~
27 Autumn|        strong, manly loins with a new leather belt, ~And pulled
28 Autumn|        Asqualling: "Men, rejoice! New feasts are coming soon! ~
29 Autumn|           roof.~We gather Earth's new wealth into each barn and
30 Autumn|          they proceed to make the new bast shoes they need, ~Or
31 Autumn|        loutish jests. ~I built my new house here only a year ago, ~
32 Autumn|         abjure God -~To propagate new schemes for perpetrating
33 Autumn|       Lithuanians, ere we learned new ways of life, ~Were oft
34 Autumn|         health we hail the bright New Year, ~And meet and greet
35 Winter|      rain-proof coats and wearing new high-boots, ~Splashed through
36 Winter|       poor boors, ~That's nothing new; for such is their heredity. ~
37 Winter|           And promises us much of new, good things to eat. ~"But
38 Winter|         our persistent toils,~Our new seed baskets and our newly