Season

 1 Spring|        Mice, moldwarps and their young, acclaimed the glowing warmth ~
 2 Spring|           The sparrows and their young chirped with the feathered
 3 Spring|           At times he steals the young from the parental nest, ~
 4 Spring|           Yea; it is silly, when young Milkus, the valet~Of Kasparas,
 5 Spring|       you run away forsaking his young pigs?~Did not old Bleberis
 6 Spring|        alms!" ~Quote Prickus, "A young man, meseems, is but a fool ~
 7 Spring|         how boors bring up their young. ~The ladies of high birth
 8 Spring|      learn to save while you are young and strong, ~Then in your
 9 Spring|      skip in the sunlit fields; ~Young lambs and suckling pigs
10 Spring|          Martin's you have but a young pig left? ~You dunce, if
11 Summer|        Death mixes in and chokes young lives with his smallpox ~
12 Summer|       terrified, ~And with their young at once dived down into
13 Summer|          shamed by the work of a young nincompoop, ~When he intends
14 Summer|      buds and blossoms sweet, so young, so gay, so fair, ~Were
15 Summer|        not that just our elegant young men ~At banquets with young
16 Summer|      young men ~At banquets with young girls skip foolishly around ~
17 Summer| well-beloved wives~And daughters young and sweet from leading useless
18 Summer|         you now - ~Old women and young girls, keep your wide mouths
19 Autumn|         and cold; ~It drives the young and strong to their warm
20 Autumn|     where the black hawk fed his young on chicken meat, ~And where
21 Autumn|        slaughter right away that young befattened ox;~Slay few
22 Autumn|       man. ~"But, ah, when I was young - where are those happy
23 Autumn|         happy days? -~When I was young and strong, all people honored
24 Autumn|          with their blackspotted young, ~As in a slaghterhouse,
25 Autumn|      yell. ~The former rears his young in filth and ignorance; ~
26 Autumn|    teacher is too stupid and too young; ~Another claims that he
27 Winter|         never hesitate to take a young pig's life, ~And have no
28 Winter|      hungry for crow's meat, ~To young Durakas gave a loaded blunderbuss, ~