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1、ANDERSEN’SFAIRYTALESHansChristianAndersenCONTENTSTHEEMPEROR'SNEWCLOTHESTHESWINEHERDTHEREALPRINCESSTHESHOESOFFORTUNETHEFIRTREETHESNOWQUEENTHELEAP-FROGTHEELDERBUSHTHEBELLTHEOLDHOUSETHEHAPPYFAMILYTHESTORYOFAMOTHERTHEFALSECOLLARTHESHADOWTHELITTLEMATCHGIRLTHEDREAMOFLITTLETUKTHENAUGHTYBOYTHEREDSHOESTHEEMP
2、EROR'SNEWCLOTHESManyyearsago,therewasanEmperor,whowassoexcessivelyfondofnewclothes,thathespentallhismoneyindress.Hedidnottroublehimselfintheleastabouthissoldiers;nordidhecaretogoeithertothetheatreorthechase,exceptfortheopportunitiesthenaffordedhimfordisplayinghisnewclothes.Hehadadifferentsuitforeach
3、houroftheday;andasofanyotherkingoremperor,oneisaccustomedtosay,"heissittingincouncil,"itwasalwayssaidofhim,"TheEmperorissittinginhiswardrobe."Timepassedmerrilyinthelargetownwhichwashiscapital;strangersarrivedeverydayatthecourt.Oneday,tworogues,callingthemselvesweavers,madetheirappearance.Theygaveout
4、thattheyknewhowtoweavestuffsofthemostbeautifulcolorsandelaboratepatterns,theclothesmanufacturedfromwhichshouldhavethewonderfulpropertyofremaininginvisibletoeveryonewhowasunfitfortheofficeheheld,orwhowasextraordinarilysimpleincharacter."Thesemust,indeed,besplendidclothes!"thoughttheEmperor."HadIsucha
5、suit,Imightatoncefindoutwhatmeninmyrealmsareunfitfortheiroffice,andalsobeabletodistinguishthewisefromthefoolish!Thisstuffmustbewovenformeimmediately."Andhecausedlargesumsofmoneytobegiventoboththeweaversinorderthattheymightbegintheirworkdirectly.Sothetwopretendedweaverssetuptwolooms,andaffectedtowork
6、verybusily,thoughinrealitytheydidnothingatall.Theyaskedforthemostdelicatesilkandthepurestgoldthread;putbothintotheirownknapsacks;andthencontinuedtheirpretendedworkattheemptyloomsuntillateatnight."Ishouldliketoknowhowtheweaversaregettingonwithmycloth,"saidtheEmperortohimself,aftersomeCopyright©2012eB
7、ookEater.com3littletimehadelapsed;hewas,however,ratherembarrassed,whenherememberedthatasimpleton,oroneunfitforhisoffice,wouldbeunabletoseethemanufacture.Tobesure,hethoughthehadnothingtoriskinhisownper
