Season

 1 Spring|  stinging shame. ~I, when the squire sent me with writ to seize
 2 Summer|      not strange at all. ~The squire who was in charge of that
 3 Summer|       see. ~Our late lamented squire would never scorn a boor, ~
 4 Summer|    the poor wretch. ~O kindly squire, why did you die a year
 5 Summer|       drinks. ~O well beloved squire, why did you die last year? ~"
 6 Summer|       truth that our lamented squire, ~While in the prime of
 7 Summer|     liege, our most benignant squire - ~God bless his tender
 8 Winter|      took place, ~At once the squire himself with all his staff
 9 Winter|      men. ~Did not our gentle squire, in his paternal way, ~Give
10 Winter|      cart to Karaliaucius the squire's grain for sale.~The stingy
11 Winter|    grain for sale.~The stingy squire had warned the watchman
12 Winter|    see, the greed of this old squire was so extreme,~That if
13 Winter|   five lit candles guards the squire's old treasure chest, ~Avows
14 Winter|     the grain to be sold,~The squire cried ev'ry day and could
15 Winter|      merchant Mikolas.~As the squire opened and then read the
16 Winter| worrying, appeared before the squire:~Prickus was turning gray
17 Winter|    gold and silver coins,~The squire became composed and ceased
18 Winter|    Because of this mishap the squire became so mad, ~That all
19 Winter|  wretched creature died. ~The squire, too, so severely boxed
20 Winter|      of God, our late beloved squire, ~By his untimely death,
21 Winter|       sea of grief. ~O kindly squire, why did you have to die