State the difference between 'died from the cold without' and 'died from the cold within'​

By the phrase “the cold within” the poet means the coldness of the hearts — the lack of warm human spirits of the six persons who gathered around the dying fire in that winter evening. Therefore the poet commented that the death was not due to the cold outside, it was the cold within their hearts that killed them.

COLD OUTSIDE IS THE COLD WEATHER

COLD WITHIN MEANS COLDNESS OF HEARTS.. LACK OF WARM FEELINGS

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