Season

 1 Spring|          on the simple meals, you drink from a cool brook. ~But
 2 Spring|            Blab that the rich but drink each day and know no pain, ~
 3 Spring|       were sent here just to eat, drink, and sleep! ~But now, Lord
 4 Spring|           feed ~And suffer him to drink cool water from your brook. ~
 5 Summer|         as a tip a sixpense for a drink; ~And if a pair of pants
 6 Summer|        skip foolishly around ~And drink to such excess, that e'en
 7 Autumn|           And urged each guest to drink his fill - and drink again. ~
 8 Autumn|           to drink his fill - and drink again. ~The mother of the
 9 Autumn|          much - how they eat, and drink and dance.. ~Of late it
10 Autumn|       cured. ~Again we'll eat and drink in good Lithuanian style - ~
11 Autumn| ill-tasting soup, ~Many a time we drink stale water from a pool. ~
12 Autumn|        comes, ~And in the taverns drink away their little wealth? ~
13 Autumn|       tramp. ~Boy, as you eat and drink, fail not to be discreet. ~
14 Autumn|          do. ~Many a time our men drink much more than they should, ~
15 Autumn|         town, ~Then sell them and drink up all their ill-gotten
16 Autumn|         And runs to a pothouse to drink and to carouse. ~And often
17 Autumn|          Then hasten to an inn to drink, carouse, and dance. ~Ere
18 Autumn|           rob and to defraud, ~To drink and prostitute, to lie and