Season

 1 Spring|    Each year you, cruel knave, wear out the faithful beasts. ~
 2 Spring|        a thread; ~The men must wear again the same old patched-up
 3 Summer|       away; ~Men now refuse to wear white linens and bast shoes, ~
 4 Summer|   skirts. ~The rustic boys now wear high boots and shiny shoes, ~
 5 Autumn|   gatherings. ~The matrons all wear hoods, and kerchiefs, and
 6 Autumn|       A married woman does not wear a wreath of rues, ~A maiden
 7 Autumn|    German tongue, ~And did not wear high boots and shiny leather
 8 Autumn| Lithuanian folk, like Germans, wear high boots ~And shoes when
 9 Autumn|    shoes that Germans make and wear ~Meseems, are not the things
10 Winter|     rain, ~Selfsame attire you wear through the entire long
11 Winter|        our loins too much, ~We wear our woolen frocks or e'en
12 Winter|      enjoy our food, ~And even wear our clothes as gladly as
13 Winter|       Must never be ashamed to wear his worn bast shoes, ~As
14 Winter|        too soon the human days wear out. ~"Each man, be he a