| The tramp stepped onto the porch and knocked at the door.
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| I am happy to have guests! |
| - said the old man, - But, boy, don't believe me!
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| You will be full and rest with your grandfather on the stove.
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| Must be, grandfather, you're lying!
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| Well, honey, don't worry!
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| The tramp sat on a hard chair: Fourth day on the road!
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| You, grandfather, do not joke with me, warm and shelter!
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| I don’t dare to refuse a guest, ask for whatever you want!
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| And better climb into the cellar, bring potatoes!
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| "I'm old, it's hard for me to walk," he said to the guy after him.
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| The door closed, and at the same moment grandfather burst out laughing.
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| Waking up in the cellar with cheese, the tramp groaned.
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| He fell down the stairs on the granite floor with his head!
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| The room is warm, cozy, clean everywhere!
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| Grandpa wants to arrange a holiday for himself!
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| From under the chair he takes out a black cat:
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| "How are you, my mustachioed prankster!"
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| And blood trickles down his face from a cut on his forehead.
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| But why is he tied with ropes to a post?
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| "You won't die," said the old man, sharpening his knife.
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| But the guy lowered his eyes, he realized - this is a lie ...
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| The room is warm, cozy, clean everywhere!
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| Grandpa wants to arrange a holiday for himself!
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| From under the chair he takes out a black cat:
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| "How are you, my mustachioed prankster!" |