The host, he says that all is well 
And the fire-wood glow is bright; 
The food has a warm and tempting smell,- 
But on the window licks the night. 

Pile on the logs... Give me your hands, 
Friends! No,- it is not fright... 
But hold me... somewhere I heard demands... 
And on the window licks the night. 

 
Le centre serveur, il dit que tout est puits et la lueur de bois de 
chauffage est lumineuse; La nourriture a un chaud et odeur de 
tentation, - mais sur la fenêtre lèche la nuit. 

Pile sur les notations…  me donner vos mains, amis ! Non, - ce n'est 
pas l'effroi… Mais me tenir… quelque part que j'ai entendu des 
demandes… Et sur la fenêtre lèche la nuit. 

 
O anfitrião, diz que tudo é poço e o fulgor do fire-wood é 
brilhante; O alimento tem um morno e cheiro tempting, - mas na janela 
licks a noite. 

Pilha nos registros… Dar-me suas mãos, amigos! No., - não é o 
fright… Mas prender-me… em algum lugar que eu ouvi demandas… E 
na janela licks a noite. 

 
El anfitrión, él dice que todo es pozo y el resplandor de la leña 
es brillante; El alimento tiene un caliente y olor el tentar, - pero 
en la ventana lame la noche. 

Pila en los registros… ¡Darme sus manos, amigos! No, - no es el 
fright… Pero sostenerme… en alguna parte que oí demandas… Y en 
la ventana lame la noche. 

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