Season

 1 Autumn|         of dry twigs. ~But lusk Docys is dozing by the flaming
 2 Autumn|      bread and cake. ~And while Docys worked up his healthy appetite,~
 3 Autumn|       squeaky violin.~Just then Docys, much overfilled with food
 4 Autumn|    heard of late how indiscreet Docys, ~By spending lavishly and
 5 Autumn|         sharp ax, ~As Mikas and Docys will readily attest. ~"But
 6 Autumn|         strange tales, ~Because Docys each year, when the fall
 7 Autumn|         misdeeds done to him by Docys. ~For just a pigsty and
 8 Autumn|       activities of the uncouth Docys ~Many a brawl and fight
 9 Autumn|         to beg for alms. ~About Docys' affrays many a villager ~
10 Autumn|       But still we know not why Docys behaves like that,~Nor yet
11 Autumn|       who ate the mixed mass of Docys,~Has said that Docys bangs
12 Autumn|         of Docys,~Has said that Docys bangs so much his sagging
13 Autumn|      Bleberis, ~Went along with Docys to visit Plauciunas, ~Krizas
14 Autumn|      Kasparas greeted him; ~But Docys walked right by like some
15 Autumn|        merrily, ~But Lauras and Docys were mumbling constantly ~
16 Autumn|         friends, made battle on Docys.~Like vicious dogs they
17 Autumn|       and others ears torn off.~Docys was far the worst; he was
18 Autumn|       aghast ran to give aid to Docys.~Jeke, while grating all
19 Autumn|    mephitic smell, ~That caused Docys to gasp and show a sign
20 Autumn|   friends, ~Rubbed and massaged Docys with their strong remedies, ~
21 Autumn|      the spell ~That lay now on Docys. He smelled the witchcraft
22 Winter|        or steal. ~When Jonas or Docys steals Mykolas' jackknife, ~
23 Winter|        you well recall how foul Docys last year~Burned down good
24 Winter|           Last year that scamp, Docys, while smoking at midnight ~
25 Winter|   fellow-men.~I've told you how Docys, that reckless jackanapes,~
26 Winter|        all banged up. ~You see, Docys, being so hungry for crow'
27 Winter| shedding tears, ~Told all about Docys and his abhorrent crows. ~
28 Winter|        tale, ~Roundly condemned Docys and spat disgustedly. ~But
29 Winter|         had to be tried.~And so Docys was put in heavy iron chains, ~
30 Winter|   others, too, appeared against Docys. ~And when all those concerned
31 Winter|        The jurists ordered that Docys should be brought in, ~And
32 Winter|    praised. ~But - listen now - Docys just stood with folded arms ~
33 Winter|         such strange charges of Docys. ~Said one of them, "Indeed,
34 Winter|       what ill luck fell to us!~Docys, Docys, yo've failed to
35 Winter|         luck fell to us!~Docys, Docys, yo've failed to heed our
36 Winter|         boors alive. ~Too, that Docys shoots down for frying nasty