Season

 1 Spring|      The crane kept circling high amidst the milky clouds ~
 2 Spring|  arose, stretched out like a high lord, ~Bowed low, then bowed
 3 Spring|     you, like a prince, hold high your brainless head ~And
 4 Spring|     letter days ago; ~At his high gate with cap in hand I
 5 Spring|  their young. ~The ladies of high birth have their dolls drest
 6 Spring| their work. ~For you deserve high praise for spinning speedily, ~
 7 Spring|      even thread. ~You merit high regard when in the early
 8 Summer|     summit clear, ~Just sits high up in space and smiles upon
 9 Summer|     road.~Some youngsters in high boots and others in bast
10 Summer|     the hay ~And to store up high stacks for the ensuing year. ~
11 Summer|     The rustic boys now wear high boots and shiny shoes, ~
12 Summer|      he is not rewarded with high pay. ~Just try and offer
13 Autumn|     that lords and ladies of high rank ~Speak but in accents
14 Autumn|       I've seen a lot of our high lordlings and their deeds; ~
15 Autumn|      take a document ~Prom a high lord to a most high official, ~
16 Autumn|   Prom a high lord to a most high official, ~And at the latter'
17 Autumn|    churches and the faith - ~High hymns and pious psalms,
18 Autumn|    tongue, ~And did not wear high boots and shiny leather
19 Autumn|     folk, like Germans, wear high boots ~And shoes when they
20 Winter|     bast shoes or pulling up high boots, ~We cursed the autumn
21 Winter|   lairs, ~While others cower high up in the trees and drowse. ~
22 Winter|   merrily and deep and lived high with your friends. ~Many
23 Winter|      put in jail, ~That 'tis high time for us to quit the
24 Winter| Seeing a flabby crow perched high on the thatch roof, ~He
25 Winter|    for him. ~He who mounts a high throne as soon as he is
26 Winter|    permitted you to sit on a high throne,~And handed you a