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Once upon a time there was a king who loved to wear new clothes. He wanted a new outfit ___1___ for himself every day, until finally, the royal tailor ran ___2___ of ideas for his wardrobe.

The tailor ___3___ his brains and then came ___4___ with a plot to teach the vain king a ___5___. He told the king that he would make him a special robe this ___6___ . It would be the most beautiful robe in the world, but ___7___ intelligent people would be able to see it. The foolish, however, would not be ___8___ to see or feel the robe. To make his story sound even ___9___ credible, the tailor requested ___10___ a week to finish his masterpiece. The king, fascinated ___11___ the idea of owning the most beautiful robe in the world ___12___ readily to his request.

The week ___13___ quickly. The king tried ___14___ the robe enthusiastically. To his horror, he could not see it ! Yet, he ___15___ quiet, fearing that others would say he was foolish ___16___ he could not see the robe. He pretended that he was really ___17___ into the new robe and echoed the tailor's praises ___18___ the beautiful robe. Finally, he paraded down the streets unclothed, not realising ___19___ all the subjects of his kingdom were laughing ___20___ him, including the tailor !

 

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1. made   2. out   3. racked   4. up   5. lesson   6. time   7. only   8. able   9. more   10. for   11. with   12. agreed   13. passed   14. on   15. kept   16. since   17. changing   18. of   19. that   20. at
 

Once upon a time there was a king who loved to wear new clothes. He wanted a new outfit made for himself every day, until finally, the royal tailor ran out of ideas for his wardrobe.

The tailor racked his brains and then came up with a plot to teach the vain king a lesson. He told the king that he would make him a special robe this time. It would be the most beautiful robe in the world, but only intelligent people would be able to see it. The foolish, however, would not be able to see or feel the robe. To make his story sound even more credible, the tailor requested for a week to finish his masterpiece. The king, fascinated with the idea of owning the most beautiful robe in the world agreed readily to his request.

The week passed quickly. The king tried on the robe enthusiastically. To his horror, he could not see it ! Yet, he kept quiet, fearing that others would say he was foolish since he could not see the robe. He pretended that he was really changing into the new robe and echoed the tailor's praises of the beautiful robe. Finally, he paraded down the streets unclothed, not realising that all the subjects of his kingdom were laughing at him, including the tailor !

 
 

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