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 1 Spring|     may serve you? ~The Eagle said: "We wish to hold an inquiry, ~
 2 Spring|      the dear boy...' ~Having said this, she ran towards the
 3 Spring|      along. ~'Say, friend,' I said to him, 'What do you think
 4 Spring|          Indeed now," Blekius said, "That which we harvested ~
 5 Spring|   shame at what has just been said; ~Just those should blush
 6 Summer| feudal tasks. ~"In sooth," he said, "a body full of energy ~
 7 Summer|      rush that way;~For it is said of boors that they just
 8 Summer|    would say Tu but always he said Jus; ~And e'en when scolding
 9 Summer|  there all day long;~He never said a word about his hone and
10 Summer|      the breathless serf. ~He said, "Keep still! The pigs belong
11 Summer|    when he is told to speed? ~Said Paikzentis, the hand of
12 Summer|      not complain so much," I said to Paikzentis, ~As inwardly
13 Summer|   mockery. ~As some one aptly said, 'An old crone's rattling
14 Autumn|      After the wedding guests said "Our Father" piously, ~As
15 Autumn|    the boorish brazen tales. ~Said Prickus, "Well, since I
16 Autumn|     the dogs began to growl. ~Said I, 'You useless sots, you
17 Autumn|       rode back to my home." ~Said Selmas, "Yes, indeed, these
18 Autumn|       indoors? ~"Yea," Lauras said, "meats should be handled
19 Autumn|      peasant's modest home." ~Said Prickus, "Yes, indeed, I
20 Autumn|    gave him sensible advice. ~Said I, 'You filthy pig, have
21 Autumn|     you.' ~This much to him I said. Then he picked up a club; ~
22 Autumn|      mixed mass of Docys,~Has said that Docys bangs so much
23 Autumn|       holy men of old,~And so said Christ, our Lord, and his
24 Winter|   sorry trade." ~Stern Selmas said, "We know no one should
25 Winter|    strange charges of Docys. ~Said one of them, "Indeed, our
26 Winter|   prudish watchman bowed,~And said that the command would be
27 Winter|     discourse!" ~Then, having said these words before those
28 Winter|       be watered ev'ry day." ~Said Lauras, "That's the way