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THE EMPERORS'S NEW CLOTHES

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  he Emperor’s New Clothes Story ~ Bedtime Stories The  E mperor's New Clothes Story ~  Early Reader English Story for Kids  This is the Fairy Tale Story of The Emperor's New Clothes. It has been adapted from the tale by Hans Christian Andersen and is brought to you by  Stories to Grow by .    There once was an Emperor who loved nothing better than wearing fancy new clothes.  Three times a day he would change into a brand new royal outfit.  Many Emperors spend their days talking to advisers and fixing problems of the land.  Not this one!  He was too busy sending out his servants to find the next great outfit to wear. Thanks to Artist, Dovydas, 8, Lithuania   One day two strangers came to town.  They said they were weavers.  They said the cloth they wove was the finest anyone would ever see.  But in fact, they were not weavers – they were crooks.  These fake weavers said their cloth was more beautiful than any other cloth BUT it could not be seen by just  anyone .  Only people w

Aladdin and the Magic Lamp from The Arabian Nights --- Bedtime Stories

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  Once upon a time, a young man’s father died.  Aladdin, as that was the young man’s name, took his father’s place in running the family store with his mother.  One day, a stranger walked into the store. “I am your uncle,” said the stranger to Aladdin.  “I have come to see you.” “But my father never spoke of a brother,” said Aladdin. Aladdin’s mother turned around. “My husband had no brother,” said she to the stranger, narrowing her eyes. “I assure you it is true,” said the stranger. “Years ago your husband and I agreed that if something should happen to him, since I have been very fortunate in my life, I would help to bring the same good fortune to your family.” The mother was interested.  “What do you have in mind?” she said. “I know of a secret place that holds many riches,” said the stranger.  “I will take your son. With the wealth he will find there, you and he will be set for life.” Thanks to Anonymous Artist   And so the mother agreed.  The old man and the boy traveled for days