Season

 1 Spring|  Soon endless swarms of them began to buzz and zoom, ~Afifing
 2 Spring|    With courage and in faith began to build again. ~The husband
 3 Spring|  hell ~And its entire domain began to steam and quake. ~We
 4 Spring|  worry and despair, ~Till we began to run around and play outside. ~
 5 Spring|      Then just as soon as we began to gain some sense, ~Our
 6 Spring|       Our tasks and miseries began to multiply, ~And all our
 7 Spring|    time~Your first-born babe began to cry and search for food -~
 8 Summer|     And jumping up and down, began to curse so loud, ~That
 9 Summer|      men," the chief commune began to charge the boors, ~"Our
10 Summer|       So when we weakened or began to moan at work, ~Your servant
11 Summer|   fields, like anthills, now began to swarm and buzz; ~The
12 Summer|   meads. ~At once grim death began to strike each leaf and
13 Summer| long-lost property, ~And now began to search for them in ev'
14 Summer|    But then these harvesters began to play rude games. ~Mercius
15 Summer|   When in the spring the sun began to climb the skies, ~And
16 Autumn|       Neath which bough they began to hop about and laugh - ~
17 Autumn|   appeared,~The neighborhood began to dress for the event.~
18 Autumn|  hilariously gay; ~They e'en began to play their silly games
19 Autumn|    And e'en the nags outside began to jump and neigh.~The fat
20 Autumn|     pitchers, jugs and mugs ~Began to draw and pour the effervescent
21 Autumn|    they, like loutish swine,~Began their brazen tales and their
22 Autumn|    all by themselves.~Lauras began to blow and tingle his jew'
23 Autumn|   yet so fervently, the dogs began to growl. ~Said I, 'You
24 Autumn|     house, ~And window panes began to rattle, crack, and fall. ~
25 Autumn|       As in a slaghterhouse, began to squeak and squeal, ~Then
26 Autumn|    The ground and ev'rything began to shake and sway;~The worn
27 Autumn| sagging piggeries, ~And soon began to curse and argue angrily. ~
28 Autumn|  about the slaughtered pigs, began to prate.~Because of ugly
29 Winter|   glare; ~The northern winds began to race at reckless speed, ~
30 Winter|    newly put in window panes began to break. ~All those who
31 Winter|     d,~Right after Easter we began to plow the fields,~And,