Season

 1 Summer|     watchman screamed. ~"Woe," Selmas cried, "There are too many
 2 Summer|    deeds occur every day." ~As Selmas spoke, the door swung open
 3 Summer|       the bench. ~"Alas," good Selmas cried, "Such be the present
 4 Summer|   Germans to sneer at us." ~As Selmas so complained, the overseer
 5 Autumn|        back to my home." ~Said Selmas, "Yes, indeed, these are
 6 Autumn|        toward me, ~And if good Selmas had not been there at my
 7 Autumn| unseemly gore." ~"Indeed now," Selmas spoke, "of stories that'
 8 Autumn|  parental care. ~Take men like Selmas, he is worthy of good praise. ~
 9 Autumn|  Therefore is it not good that Selmas, a plain boor, ~Discreetly
10 Autumn|      In case you plan to visit Selmas' modest home, ~Well, you
11 Winter|       the sorry trade." ~Stern Selmas said, "We know no one should
12 Winter|      an unworthy dog. ~'Hush," Selmas spoke, "let's not despair
13 Winter|      frogs and toads?" ~"Now," Selmas cautioned him, "you'll hurt