The Emperor's New Cloths by Little Classics

In this classic tale, a vain emperor is swindled by two cunning weavers who promise to create him a magnificent suit of clothes that are invisible to anyone who is incompetent or foolish. Eager to show off his new attire, the emperor parades through the town, with everyone pretending to admire his clothes out of fear of being deemed unfit for their positions. It is only when a child innocently points out that the emperor is, in fact, wearing nothing at all that the illusion is shattered, revealing the power of truth and the folly of vanity.

Published
1837
Nationality
Danish
Length
Very Short
Pages
10-20
Original Language
Danish
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