Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pI,   14   |        offered with the joys of spring the delights of its savor,
 2 mII,   18  |     These are the riches of the spring and its mantles, the beauty
 3 mII,   18  | graciousness of the spendthrift spring ennoble the meadows, some
 4 pII,   20  |       through the generosity of spring donned a purple tunic of
 5 pII,   21  |    virgin unbecomingly. And the spring, like an artisan skilled
 6 mIII,   21 |       to be in the meadows. The spring, like a lively fuller, refreshed
 7 mIII,   22 |       the abundant favor of the spring spreads out its treasures
 8 mIII,   22 |     bloom calls out the joys of spring; in which the budded vine
 9 mIII,   22 |      which the joyful aspect of spring makes calm the world, and
10 pIII,   28 |      rejoices in the boyhood of spring, now advances in the youth
11 pIII,   28 |        there begins man's early spring. When the chariot of life
12 pIV,   36  |        the lap of mother earth, spring sets the captives free,
13 mV,   47   |   prison, vernal winter, wintry spring, calamity, bold moth of
14 pV,   49   |     into a flame, or its little spring rises to a torrent, the
15 pVIII,   76|       age, now was young in the spring of ~ ./. youth, now his