Season

 1 Spring| enchanting spring wrought wonders ev'rywhere. ~Ah, now in ev'
 2 Spring|           ev'rywhere. ~Ah, now in ev'ry place new life was all
 3 Spring|    wrecked, sills fallen off, and ev'ry window gone: ~The northern
 4 Spring|         He provides and cares for ev'ry flock and herd. ~"At
 5 Spring|        the magpies - ~As we know, ev'ry year kill many wretched
 6 Spring|        boorish tots. ~And so 'tis ev'rywhere, while babes grow
 7 Spring|         let's move on, and master ev'ry task! ~Good agriculture
 8 Summer|          simple meals, ~And after ev'ry meal gives humble thanks
 9 Summer|           en the solid ground and ev'ry object shook: ~"I hope
10 Summer|         and scrape each stall and ev'ry nook." ~Thus having spoke,
11 Summer|           passed away! ~O father, ev'ry day the boors, recalling
12 Summer|         the lords? ~You know that ev'ry time a feudal lord goes
13 Summer|          the neck? ~Of course, in ev'ry walk of life you'll find
14 Summer|        mowed by death on each and ev'ry side. ~Ere long each
15 Summer|       began to search for them in ev'ry place. ~When he failed
16 Summer|         daily boorish food, ~From ev'ry table had completely
17 Autumn|        smiled and bowed as he met ev'ry guest. ~Then, having
18 Autumn|        not entertain your stomach ev'ry day, ~And waste not foolishly
19 Autumn|          God distinctly marked to ev'ry man his place, ~And so
20 Autumn|         tumble-down pig pens: ~In ev'ry nook and corner garbage
21 Autumn|        take the foremost seats at ev'ry gathering -~And always
22 Autumn|         at an end,~The ground and ev'rything began to shake and
23 Autumn|         ignorance; ~He damns them ev'ryday and leaves them to
24 Autumn|    malevolent deeds will flourish ev'rywhere - ~And that among
25 Autumn|    depravity prevail. ~We witness ev'ryday how, reigning ev'rywhere, ~
26 Autumn|    witness ev'ryday how, reigning ev'rywhere, ~The devil fouls
27 Winter|         they slay a horde of oxen ev'ry year. ~They slaughter
28 Winter|        bring you crows' legs, ~As ev'ry boor each year must do -
29 Winter|     neighbors house. ~That is why ev'ry morn, when the sun's
30 Winter|         be sold,~The squire cried ev'ry day and could not rest
31 Winter|        oft they should be watered ev'ry day." ~Said Lauras, "
32 Winter|  Frenchmen's pride.~You know that ev'ry fool has his own argument.~
33 Winter|         winter frosts appear,~And ev'ry living thing, scared
34 Winter|       have observed full well~How ev'ry living thing in frosty
35 Winter|           their lobsterlings,~And ev'ry thing that sleeps beneath
36 Winter|        beneath the solid ice,~And ev'rything that stalks within