Season

 1 Spring|      that he regards you as a fool,~And plys your lazy back
 2 Spring|  young man, meseems, is but a fool ~Who quakes like mercury
 3 Spring|      what of it, if some darn fool works on the run ~And twists
 4 Spring|       Merciukas, you indolent fool, why do you laugh? ~What'
 5 Spring| Lithuanian advice thus: ~"You fool, each year you cry that
 6 Spring|   tasks. ~Go, sow, you gaping fool, sow all that can be sown. ~
 7 Summer| devils dance. ~Too oft many a fool, when the glad dawn appears, ~
 8 Summer|       summer reappears ~Every fool begins to push the boors
 9 Summer|      manor lord? ~When such a fool has no regard for his own
10 Summer|         Why do you laugh, you fool? This is not vulgar talk! ~
11 Summer|    walk of life you'll find a fool: ~He peeps not only from
12 Summer|          Yet such a brainless fool so oft sticks out his chest, ~
13 Autumn|      am old, all hail me as a fool;~Both rich and poor alike
14 Winter|  remotest fence. ~Then such a fool, afflicted by his conscience, ~
15 Winter|    pride.~You know that ev'ry fool has his own argument.~Yes,