Season

 1 Spring|         Caused you to gain your bread by daily toil and sweat.~
 2 Spring|   nothing else but fats; ~Fresh bread and rolls go well with sausages
 3 Spring|        yield but little for our bread and oatmeal pap. ~The corners
 4 Spring|      work that gains your daily bread; ~Earn your subsistence
 5 Summer|      knaves, ~Fed on unwinnowed bread and pallid buttermilk, ~
 6 Summer|           Then cuts the loaf of bread and gulps the steaming soup. ~
 7 Summer|      When he has but a crust of bread and crumbs of cheese? ~Then
 8 Summer|     strong manure could eat his bread and cake.~What would become
 9 Summer|      groats and with unwinnowed bread, ~And then along with you
10 Summer|       well; ~He's given us much bread and fodder for our kine. ~
11 Autumn|       barley groats, and baking bread and cake. ~And while Docys
12 Autumn|       eat but watered crusts of bread, ~Though we refresh our
13 Autumn|        naught but dry crusts of bread; ~Many a time we sip but
14 Autumn| faithful men, ~In need of daily bread, the knaves no penny give, ~
15 Winter|     like to sip a cold crumbled bread soup.~Many a time you'll
16 Winter|         stew, or bake a cake or bread,~Pray, do not harm yourselves
17 Winter|         so that he must beg his bread.~So do not fail each day
18 Winter|        well our good Lithuanian bread, ~And smoked sausages they
19 Winter|         deserve even a crust of bread. ~"For even oxen, dun, motely,
20 Winter|     dolls,~Of need to earn your bread, will take up gainful work. ~"