Season

 1 Spring|        you recall the time when Prickus, properly, ~For harrowing
 2 Spring|        to beg for alms!" ~Quote Prickus, "A young man, meseems,
 3 Spring|        much ashamed of him, yet Prickus bravely spoke: ~"Go on you
 4 Spring|      day remember you." ~"Tut," Prickus gave him sound Lithuanian
 5 Spring|     scorn our fine men. ~"Yes," Prickus continued, "that is the
 6 Summer|       spake ere Whitsuntide old Prickus to the boors, ~As he was
 7 Summer|        summons in his hand, old Prickus walked inside. ~"Now, men,"
 8 Summer|        year? ~"Stop," cautioned Prickus, "cease your aggravating
 9 Summer|      feudal tasks." ~But listen Prickus! Will you tell that to the
10 Autumn|     boorish brazen tales. ~Said Prickus, "Well, since I became the
11 Autumn|   peasant's modest home." ~Said Prickus, "Yes, indeed, I meet such
12 Winter|      must well realize," ~Spoke Prickus as he passed his old tobacco
13 Winter|         at Krizas' side, ~"Now, Prickus, you condemn the boors more
14 Winter| neighbors, that will do!" cried Prickus scornfully. ~"Around and
15 Winter|        good father should." ~As Prickus, the commune, thus lectured
16 Winter|      arrived to testify. ~Stern Prickus with Enskys and Milkus were
17 Winter|       eat e'en rats and owls." ~Prickus and other chiefs commune,
18 Winter|   cherish man and God." ~"You," Prickus cautioned him, "leave Kasparas
19 Winter|   watchman that he should,~With Prickus, keep an eye upon the cash
20 Winter|       the merchant's note,~Even Prickus, having returned from Karaliaucius,~
21 Winter|     appeared before the squire:~Prickus was turning gray and oftentimes
22 Winter|        the morn lashed poor old Prickus' hide so deep, ~That after