Season

 1 Spring|      wrought its havoc on their home. ~And so they both at once,
 2 Spring|         spouse patched up their home to suit her taste. ~And
 3 Spring|       And now you even down the home of Bleberis~And slur his
 4 Spring|         you have messed up your home, ~And caused yourself and
 5 Spring|        devoured your land, your home, your fence and gate! ~Are
 6 Spring|          good neighbors, men of home and family - ~You, stalwart
 7 Summer|     damned his children and his home, ~Sends out his family to
 8 Summer|         a fortnight reached his home on foot, quite broke; ~Then
 9 Summer|      boys bringing the rye tuft home. ~You know how boisterously
10 Summer|     their father glad, ~Fetched home a sheaf of rye and hollered
11 Summer|        them in their stoves for home and marketing. ~Within the
12 Autumn|       stay within the windtight home, ~And there to cook and
13 Autumn|       pile; ~Enskys is fetching home an armful of dry twigs. ~
14 Autumn| brazenly, filled Krizas' modest home. ~Good Krizas smiled and
15 Autumn|        door and rode back to my home." ~Said Selmas, "Yes, indeed,
16 Autumn|    derides the peasant's modest home." ~Said Prickus, "Yes, indeed,
17 Autumn|       enraged, he ruined many a home, ~And laid to utter waste
18 Autumn|      remain; ~But of his modest home only the charred ruins stare. ~
19 Autumn|    decent man forsook his happy home ~And in the cold fall days
20 Autumn|       That his boys brought him home in a trough nearly dead. ~"
21 Autumn|         to visit Selmas' modest home, ~Well, you will find it
22 Winter|      wet ~You creep on your way home; but it is sweet to pat ~
23 Winter|        Burned down good Krizas' home and all his earthly wealth.~
24 Winter|      family, and then about his home. ~He never drives too hard
25 Winter|     hand, ~Lauds Krizas and his home and speaks well of his food. ~
26 Winter|          or where you'll find a home,~Nor will you have to plow