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| Alphabetical [« »] lordling 2 lordlings 3 lordly 4 lords 22 lore 1 lose 1 lost 7 | Frequency [« »] 22 indeed 22 life 22 ll 22 lords 22 prickus 22 those 22 tis | Kristijonas Donelaitis The seasons IntraText - Concordances lords |
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1 Summer| bast-shod submissive souls,~With lords and their valets may never 2 Summer| simple boors, held by the lords as knaves, ~Fed on unwinnowed 3 Summer| cake.~What would become of lords if there were no meek serfs,~ 4 Summer| Will you tell that to the lords? ~You know that ev'ry time 5 Summer| bow before the rich. ~Of lords you spoke the truth. But 6 Summer| I've pleased the noble lords and the hardworking boors; ~ 7 Summer| pay what's needed to the lords, ~When the rapacious help 8 Summer| faithfully obey your feudal lords, ~And render to the school 9 Autumn| Should bow, eat and behave as lords and ladies do. ~As the gay 10 Autumn| at such an uncouth scene.~Lords, in their own proud way, 11 Autumn| But do not think that lords and ladies of high rank ~ 12 Autumn| speaks ill of God. ~Blind lords, who dumbly play into the 13 Autumn| and comedies the errant lords ~Leave their dissolute servants 14 Autumn| for myself, but for the lords. ~You know how sweet it 15 Autumn| rywhere - ~And that among the lords and the downtrodden boors ~ 16 Winter| never-ending slush. ~Even the noble lords, racing by on horse back, ~ 17 Winter| lies, ~Dares to deceive the lords as well as the poor boors, ~ 18 Winter| crows. ~For ye, O noble lords, exploit us boors so much, ~ 19 Winter| rogues oft disobey their lords, ~And then they harm themselves 20 Winter| us because we disobey our lords. ~And now you see what ill 21 Winter| that our most gracious lords, ~Upset by greed for wealth, 22 Winter| having summoned all, rich lords and lowly boors, ~He will