31.   Come spring, they are ready to fly back north, laying their eggs on milkweed plants, the leaves of which feed the young caterpillars.

32.   Come spring, they become fireflies.

33.   Come spring, we planted a Victory Garden in the back yard next to the garage.

34.   Come spring, a right-hand version is headed for Japan.

35.   Come spring, Dianne will work the cash register at a new bait shop on the Susquehanna River.

36.   Come spring, I intend to plant a few more clumps of them under the edge of the deck, which is about two feet off the ground.

37.   Come spring, the flakes will turn to drops, the drifts to puddles and the endless acres of waist-deep snow will conspire to flood.

38.   Come spring, the satin jeans will surely be worn with tank tops and T-shirts, with skinny satin shirts or with blazers, like any other jeans.

39.   Come spring, the section will swell back to fishable porportions with winter run-off.

40.   Come next spring, scientists expect the virus again to hitch rides north and possibly to parts west via the Mississippi River Flyway.