"primaveral" meaning in English

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          "text": "The first, or Primaveral season, may be considered as beginning at Candlemas, on the first opening of the early Spring flowers.",
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          "text": "Hog-wild in the suggestive orchard, / My mouth rejoiced, my belly tortured, / Set in a primaveral scene, / I tasted juice as sour as sin.",
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