Season

 1 Spring|         At once the feathered folk responded to the call, ~
 2 Spring|        But wait you feathered folk until your gleaming eggs ~
 3 Spring|       in the soil. ~The First Folk, too, when they lost their
 4 Spring|     clouts? ~If all the women folk were as industrious, ~Then
 5 Summer|     quick each day, as simple folk must do; ~And if at times
 6 Summer|    cherished plain and simple folk, my friends; ~In turn they
 7 Summer|   straw. ~"And you good women folk, have you too gone astray? ~
 8 Summer|   walk nude before the German folk ~And be ashamed at feasts
 9 Summer|  happen now, when older women folk ~And youthful maids sit
10 Summer|      up Jeke, defending women folk, ~"Say, ladies, shall we
11 Autumn|      Is it a proper thing for folk of meager means ~To eat
12 Autumn|       see ~How our Lithuanian folk, like Germans, wear high
13 Autumn|     things for our Lithuanian folk: ~Our fathers and forefathers
14 Autumn|   styles. ~"In olden days our folk had no books and no schools; ~
15 Autumn|      see, ~How our Lithuanian folk, drest up in French attire, ~
16 Winter| retreats drowse all the water folk. ~See how the winter's breath