Season

 1 Spring|        s dirty boots.~You know full well that he regards you
 2 Spring|     dark. ~Of course, you know full well how boors bring up
 3 Spring|      get our drinks ~Of water, full of bugs and mud and curdling
 4 Spring|      Our barns and sheds, once full of precious summer wealth, ~
 5 Spring|   cabbage and sow carrots with full hand; ~Plant parsnips, rutabagas,
 6 Summer|      each gay spring, a summer full of joy." ~So spake ere Whitsuntide
 7 Summer|       sooth," he said, "a body full of energy ~Is God's most
 8 Summer|        time arrives to offer a full bloom -~One, like a fondling
 9 Summer|      before. ~Yes, he deserves full well to be recalled each
10 Summer|    bank, ~And stretched out in full length, laps water full
11 Summer|        full length, laps water full of bugs, ~As Diksas with
12 Summer|    long the harvest will be in full swing. ~"Ah," spoke up Krizas, "
13 Summer|    wives have gathered barrels full,~And some of them filled
14 Autumn|   washed and groomed his horse full well, he strapped~His own
15 Autumn|     these are indecent times, ~Full of all kinds of wrongs and
16 Autumn|  relieve; ~Then with his belly full struts like a potentate, ~
17 Autumn|      due. ~Of course, you know full well the hardships of these
18 Autumn| chattering! ~God grant that we full well enjoy the holy days, ~
19 Winter|      could not sleep for three full nights,~And each succeeding
20 Winter|      fell ill.~On seeing three full sacks of gold and silver
21 Winter|      and sighs! ~We all recall full well the shock of yesteryear, ~
22 Winter|  scornful eye, ~Yet they enjoy full well our good Lithuanian
23 Winter|      have them, we still enjoy full well;~Not only we enjoy,
24 Winter|    brief life we have observed full well~How ev'ry living thing
25 Winter|      does not feed them with a full hand. ~So we, too, must
26 Winter|     and torment.~We all recall full well how we poor creatures