Season

 1 Spring|       terribly. ~By his unholy words he had called forth vast
 2 Spring|         hearing these truthful words, ~Swelled like a maniac
 3 Spring|      man, ~And will repeat his words as long as I shall live." ~
 4 Spring|        Ye useless women, these words are inscribed for you. ~
 5 Summer|    roof. ~So shocking were the words the angry watchman screamed. ~"
 6 Summer|      to eat, ~With his satanic words beatifies the food, ~Then
 7 Summer|    they must be moved by angry words, ~So that they'd feel the
 8 Summer|       the boors would use vile words or swear, ~Then he paternally
 9 Summer|        then in none but German words; ~He never failed to praise
10 Summer| pompous gawk ~Ablabbing stupid words. He would talk sensibly, ~
11 Summer|       own family heeds not his words and will? ~Mark me, my friend,
12 Summer|      As inwardly I praised his words, but looked askance. ~They
13 Summer|   pronounce the awkward German words! ~But now 'tis not enough
14 Summer|     and praise with many happy words. ~In winter, when Katre
15 Summer|         he threw at them these words: ~"Ye, feudal serfs, mark
16 Summer|       boors with rash and ugly words. ~Well then beware, and
17 Autumn|        And then they used rash words, tattled offensive tales, ~
18 Autumn|      them with harsh and angry words; ~His wife, because of that,
19 Autumn|        along,~And by his bawdy words or by his rowdy acts, ~Shames
20 Autumn|       songs, use vulgar German words, ~And hasten to the inns
21 Autumn|       shock you with my homely words, ~As I speak but the truth
22 Autumn|    lashed out your hide?' ~His words humiliated me so terribly, ~
23 Autumn|      to prate.~Because of ugly words, pronounced in piggish ways,~
24 Autumn|      inside the church, ~Twist words into grossness and gossip
25 Winter|      things in just a few more words. ~The blazing flame of fire
26 Winter|    spoke up, using well-chosen words, ~"Into what evil times
27 Winter|        Then, having said these words before those who were there,~