Look - spruce paws gnaw at my hands.
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A candle fills the shirt with hot resin.
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In the midst of a noisy ball, jesters die of boredom
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To the laughter of court lackeys and the sigh of the executioner.
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The horse lazily trudges along the edge of the snowdrift.
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Today the bells of my cap are silent.
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I feel cramped in the cozy box of a separate coffin.
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I want to smoke, but no one gives tobacco.
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Gloomy sexton with a lined cheek
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Pulls - takes out for peace.
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Carpenter Demyan, who knocked together a cross,
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As always drunk. |
No, look, you're sober...
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The wandering actor took off his mask.
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The archery major took off his helmet.
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The lady in the veil was swollen with tears.
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A tattered dog howls in sadness.
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Hey, deacon, pray for the salvation of God's temple!
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Hey lady, what's constantly flowing out of you?
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Before your eyes this old boring drama
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Easily turns into a new funny anecdote!
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I'll take it and rise! |
That will be fun for you.
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That's it, I don't want to die, and that's the end of it.
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Serve here a barrel of selected strong laughter!
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Let's take a bite and have a bite with a crispy salty word.
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Foamy brew in the deacon's lamp.
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The sore cheek was cured at once.
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Demyan leads round dances with a cross.
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Hey carpenter, poured! |
- Yes, I'm already drunk.
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Alcohol in a jar of make-up interferes with the actor.
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The gallant major is whipping the archer.
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Veiled Lady and Joyful Dog
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They kissed each other passionately.
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Spruce paws are ready to lick my hands.
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But I put them in the fire that grows from the stub of a candle.
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Who told you that jesters die of boredom?
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Ring, my bell! |
Work, scoundrel, don't be silent!
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I wrote a declaration of death with red wine.
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The reason for absenteeism - they say, washed down. |
Where in the hell?
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The duty devils came for me twice.
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On the third, they broke down and chipped in a ruble each.
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And at night the blind old woman dragged herself along.
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She flashed a sickle and said dryly: - It's time!
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But I went up and shouted such things in her ear,
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That her bones rattled with laughter until morning.
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Sleeps and in a dream the deacon sings:
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"The old top is spinning, spinning!"
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The carpenter dishonors Christ
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Sleeps on the vomited boards of the cross.
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The actor and the major are snoring together.
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The lady with the dog went into the dark forest.
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For a long time the old woman shook by the fire,
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But I got up and dryly said to her: It's time. |