Class VIII Pronunciation Practice Exercise - 4
he
ði
Emperor's
ˈɛmpərəz
New
njuː
Clothes
kləʊðz
Story
ˈstɔːri
~ "
~ "
Early
ˈɜːli
Reader
ˈriːdə
"
"
English
ˈɪŋglɪʃ
Story
ˈstɔːri
for
fɔː
Kids
kɪdz
This
ðɪs
is
ɪz
the
ðə
Fairy
ˈfeəri
Tale
teɪl
The
ði
Emperor's
ˈɛmpərəz
New
njuː
Clothes
kləʊðz
Story
ˈstɔːri
.
.
It
ɪt
has
hæz
been
biːn
adapted
əˈdæptɪd
from
frɒm
Hans
ˈhɑːnz
Christian
Andersen's
ˈændəs(ə)nz
version
ˈvɜːʃən
and
ænd
is
ɪz
brought
brɔːt
to
tuː
you
juː
by
baɪ
Stories
ˈstɔːriz
to
tuː
Grow
grəʊ
by
baɪ
.
.
There
ðeə
once
wʌns
was
wɒz
an
ən
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
who
huː
loved
lʌvd
nothing
ˈnʌθɪŋ
better
ˈbɛtə
than
ðæn
wearing
ˈweərɪŋ
fancy
ˈfænsi
new
njuː
clothes
kləʊðz
.
.
Three
θriː
times
taɪmz
a
ə
day
deɪ
he
hiː
would
wʊd
change
ʧeɪnʤ
into
ˈɪntuː
a
ə
brand
brænd
new
njuː
royal
ˈrɔɪəl
outfit
ˈaʊtfɪt
.
.
Many
ˈmɛni
Emperors
ˈɛmpərəz
spend
spɛnd
their
ðeə
days
deɪz
talking
ˈtɔːkɪŋ
to
tuː
advisors
ədˈvaɪzəz
and
ænd
fixing
ˈfɪksɪŋ
problems
ˈprɒbləmz
of
ɒv
the
ðə
land
lænd
.
.
Not
nɒt
this
ðɪs
one
wʌn
!
!
He
hiː
was
wɒz
too
tuː
busy
ˈbɪzi
sending
ˈsɛndɪŋ
out
aʊt
his
hɪz
servants
ˈsɜːvənts
to
tuː
find
faɪnd
the
ðə
next
nɛkst
great
greɪt
outfit
ˈaʊtfɪt
to
tuː
wear
weə
.
.
One
wʌn
day
deɪ
two
tuː
strangers
ˈstreɪnʤəz
came
keɪm
to
tuː
town
taʊn
.
.
They
ðeɪ
said
sɛd
they
ðeɪ
were
wɜː
weavers
ˈwiːvəz
.
.
They
ðeɪ
said
sɛd
the
ðə
cloth
klɒθ
they
ðeɪ
wove
wəʊv
was
wɒz
the
ðə
finest
ˈfaɪnɪst
anyone
ˈɛnɪwʌn
would
wʊd
ever
ˈɛvə
see
siː
.
.
But
bʌt
in
ɪn
fact
fækt
,
,
they
ðeɪ
were
wɜː
not
nɒt
weavers
ˈwiːvəz
–
–
they
ðeɪ
were
wɜː
crooks
krʊks
.
.
These
ðiːz
fake
feɪk
weavers
ˈwiːvəz
said
sɛd
their
ðeə
cloth
klɒθ
was
wɒz
more
mɔː
beautiful
ˈbjuːtəfʊl
than
ðæn
any
ˈɛni
other
ˈʌðə
cloth
klɒθ
BUT
bʌt
it
ɪt
could
kʊd
not
nɒt
be
biː
seen
siːn
by
baɪ
just
ʤʌst
anyone
ˈɛnɪwʌn
.
.
Only
ˈəʊnli
people
ˈpiːpl
who
huː
were
wɜː
smart
smɑːt
and
ænd
the
ðə
most
məʊst
excellent
ˈɛksələnt
could
kʊd
actually
ˈækʧʊəli
see
siː
the
ðə
magic
ˈmæʤɪk
cloth
klɒθ
.
.
People
ˈpiːpl
who
huː
were
wɜː
not
nɒt
smart
smɑːt
and
ænd
not
nɒt
excellent
ˈɛksələnt
–
–
well
wɛl
,
,
they
ðeɪ
would
wʊd
see
siː
nothing
ˈnʌθɪŋ
at
æt
all
ɔːl
.
.
One
wʌn
day
deɪ
two
tuː
strangers
ˈstreɪnʤəz
came
keɪm
to
tuː
town
taʊn
.
.
Soon
suːn
,
,
word
wɜːd
reached
riːʧt
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərər
about
əˈbaʊt
these
ðiːz
two
tuː
weavers
ˈwiːvəz
and
ænd
their
ðeə
fine
faɪn
cloth
klɒθ
.
.
He
hiː
thought
θɔːt
, “
, “
I
aɪ
am
æm
the
ðə
most
məʊst
smart
smɑːt
and
ænd
the
ðə
most
məʊst
excellent
ˈɛksələnt
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
!
!
Anyone
ˈɛnɪwʌn
can
kæn
tell
tɛl
by
baɪ
how
haʊ
grand
grænd
I
aɪ
always
ˈɔːlweɪz
look
lʊk
!
!
I
aɪ
do
not
nɒt
need
niːd
to
tuː
worry
ˈwʌri
about
əˈbaʊt
that
ðæt
silly
ˈsɪli
magic
ˈmæʤɪk
.”
.”
So
səʊ
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
went
wɛnt
to
tuː
see
siː
the
ðə
two
tuː
weavers
ˈwiːvəz
.
.
These
ðiːz
clever
ˈklɛvə
crooks
krʊks
ran
ræn
about
əˈbaʊt
their
ðeə
shop
ʃɒp
,
,
pointing
ˈpɔɪntɪŋ
at
æt
empty
ˈɛmpti
corners
ˈkɔːnəz
and
ænd
tables
ˈteɪblz
.
.
They
ðeɪ
said
sɛd
with
wɪð
pride
praɪd
, “
, “
Look
lʊk
at
æt
these
ðiːz
piles
paɪlz
of
ɒv
fine
faɪn
cloth
klɒθ
!
!
Surely
ˈʃʊəli
you
juː
have
hæv
never
ˈnɛvə
seen
siːn
colors
ˈkʌləz
as
æz
bright
braɪt
as
æz
these
ðiːz
,
,
patterns
ˈpætənz
as
æz
beautiful
ˈbjuːtəfʊl
!”
!”
The
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
could
kʊd
not
nɒt
understand
ˌʌndəˈstænd
–
–
he
hiː
did
dɪd
not
nɒt
see
siː
any
ˈɛni
cloth
klɒθ
,
,
anywhere
ˈɛnɪweə
!
!
The
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
thought
θɔːt
, “
, “
I
aɪ
cannot
ˈkænɒt
let
lɛt
anyone
ˈɛnɪwʌn
know
nəʊ
that
ðæt
I
aɪ
cannot
ˈkænɒt
see
siː
this
ðɪs
magic
ˈmæʤɪk
cloth
klɒθ
!
!
Who
huː
knows
nəʊz
what
wɒt
they
ðeɪ
may
meɪ
think
θɪŋk
of
ɒv
me
miː
!”
!”
So
səʊ
instead
ɪnˈstɛd
he
hiː
said
sɛd
, “
, “
Indeed
ɪnˈdiːd
!
!
This
ðɪs
is
ɪz
the
ðə
most
məʊst
beautiful
ˈbjuːtəfʊl
cloth
klɒθ
anyone
ˈɛnɪwʌn
has
hæz
ever
ˈɛvə
seen
siːn
!”
!”
The
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
could
kʊd
see
siː
no
nəʊ
cloth
klɒθ
,
,
anywhere
ˈɛnɪweə
!
!
As
æz
it
ɪt
turns
tɜːnz
out
aʊt
,
,
the
ði
Emperor's
ˈɛmpərəz
grand
grænd
annual
ˈænjʊəl
Parade
pəˈreɪd
was
wɒz
coming
ˈkʌmɪŋ
up
ʌp
soon
suːn
.
.
This
ðɪs
was
wɒz
a
ə
special
ˈspɛʃəl
day
deɪ
when
wɛn
everyone
ˈɛvrɪwʌn
in
ɪn
the
ðə
kingdom
ˈkɪŋdəm
lined
laɪnd
up
ʌp
to
tuː
admire
ədˈmaɪə
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərər
and
ænd
cheer
ʧɪə
him
hɪm
as
æz
he
hiː
walked
wɔːkt
by
baɪ
.
.
This
ðɪs
year
jɪə
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
wanted
ˈwɒntɪd
an
ən
outfit
ˈaʊtfɪt
more
mɔː
fine
faɪn
than
ðæn
ever
ˈɛvə
before
bɪˈfɔː
.
.
It
ɪt
must
mʌst
be
biː
made
meɪd
from
frɒm
the
ðə
weaver's
ˈwiːvəz
wonderful
ˈwʌndəfʊl
cloth
klɒθ
!
!
Yet
jɛt
there
ðeə
was
wɒz
very
ˈvɛri
little
ˈlɪtl
time
taɪm
.
.
Could
kʊd
they
ðeɪ
weave
wiːv
the
ðə
cloth
klɒθ
in
ɪn
time
taɪm
for
fɔː
the
ðə
Parade
pəˈreɪd
?
?
The
ðə
two
tuː
fake
feɪk
weavers
ˈwiːvəz
frowned
fraʊnd
,
,
as
æz
if
ɪf
they
ðeɪ
could
kʊd
not
nɒt
be
biː
sure
ʃʊə
.
.
Then
ðɛn
they
ðeɪ
smiled
smaɪld
and
ænd
said
sɛd
yes
jɛs
,
,
they
ðeɪ
could
kʊd
make
meɪk
him
hɪm
the
ðə
finest
ˈfaɪnɪst
royal
ˈrɔɪəl
outfit
ˈaʊtfɪt
and
ænd
cape
keɪp
ever
ˈɛvə
.
.
But
bʌt
it
ɪt
would
wʊd
cost
kɒst
many
ˈmɛni
extra
ˈɛkstrə
gold
gəʊld
coins
kɔɪnz
for
fɔː
the
ðə
work
wɜːk
to
tuː
be
biː
ready
ˈrɛdi
in
ɪn
time
taɪm
.
.
The
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
paid
peɪd
it
ɪt
all
ɔːl
.
.
The
ðə
two
tuː
crooks
krʊks
put
pʊt
the
ðə
gold
gəʊld
right
raɪt
into
ˈɪntuː
their
ðeə
chest
ʧɛst
.
.
But
bʌt
they
ðeɪ
did
dɪd
not
nɒt
buy
baɪ
yarn
jɑːn
.
.
All
ɔːl
they
ðeɪ
bought
bɔːt
were
wɜːr
a
ə
few
fjuː
candles
ˈkændlz
to
tuː
burn
bɜːn
in
ɪn
the
ðə
windows
ˈwɪndəʊz
at
æt
night
naɪt
.
.
That
ðæt
way
weɪ
everyone
ˈɛvrɪwʌn
would
wʊd
say
seɪ
, “
, “
Look
lʊk
!
!
Those
ðəʊz
new
njuː
weavers
ˈwiːvəz
are
ɑː
working
ˈwɜːkɪŋ
all
ɔːl
night
naɪt
long
lɒŋ
to
tuː
get
gɛt
the
ði
Emperor's
ˈɛmpərəz
new
njuː
clothes
kləʊðz
ready
ˈrɛdi
in
ɪn
time
taɪm
for
fɔː
the
ðə
Parade
pəˈreɪd
.”
.”
The
ðə
two
tuː
crooks
krʊks
put
pʊt
the
ðə
gold
gəʊld
right
raɪt
in
ɪn
their
ðeə
chest
ʧɛst
.
.
On
ɒn
the
ðə
morning
ˈmɔːnɪŋ
of
ɒv
the
ðə
Parade
pəˈreɪd
,
,
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
came
keɪm
to
tuː
the
ðə
weaver's
ˈwiːvəz
shop
ʃɒp
.
.
He
hiː
felt
fɛlt
sure
ʃʊə
that
ðæt
this
ðɪs
time
taɪm
he
hiː
would
wʊd
be
biː
able
ˈeɪbl
to
tuː
see
siː
the
ðə
magic
ˈmæʤɪk
cloth
klɒθ
.
.
But
bʌt
still
stɪl
,
,
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
saw
sɔː
nothing
ˈnʌθɪŋ
!
!
When
wɛn
it
ɪt
was
wɒz
time
taɪm
for
fɔː
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
to
tuː
get
gɛt
undressed
ʌnˈdrɛst
,
,
the
ðə
clever
ˈklɛvə
crooks
krʊks
said
sɛd
, “
, “
These
ðiːz
clothes
kləʊðz
are
ɑː
so
səʊ
light
laɪt
and
ænd
airy
ˈeəri
it
ɪt
will
wɪl
feel
fiːl
as
æz
if
ɪf
you
juː
have
hæv
nothing
ˈnʌθɪŋ
on
ɒn
at
æt
all
ɔːl
.”
.”
And
ænd
indeed
ɪnˈdiːd
,
,
that
ðæt
is
ɪz
how
haʊ
it
ɪt
seemed
siːmd
to
tuː
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
!
!
For
fɔː
when
wɛn
he
hiː
looked
lʊkt
in
ɪn
the
ðə
mirror
ˈmɪrə
,
,
he
hiː
saw
sɔː
in
ɪn
the
ðə
reflection
rɪˈflɛkʃən
that
ðæt
he
hiː
was
wɒz
wearing
ˈweərɪŋ
nothing
ˈnʌθɪŋ
.
.
But
bʌt
he
hiː
thought
θɔːt
,
,
really
ˈrɪəli
,
,
he
hiː
must
mʌst
be
biː
wearing
ˈweərɪŋ
a
ə
very
ˈvɛri
grand
grænd
outfit
ˈaʊtfɪt
.
.
One
wʌn
worth
wɜːθ
all
ɔːl
the
ði
extra
ˈɛkstrə
money
ˈmʌni
he
hiː
had
hæd
spent
spɛnt
.
.
he
ði
Emperor's
ˈɛmpərəz
New
njuː
Clothes
kləʊðz
Story
ˈstɔːri
~ "
~ "
Early
ˈɜːli
Reader
ˈriːdə
"
"
English
ˈɪŋglɪʃ
Story
ˈstɔːri
for
fɔː
Kids
kɪdz
This
ðɪs
is
ɪz
the
ðə
Fairy
ˈfeəri
Tale
teɪl
The
ði
Emperor's
ˈɛmpərəz
New
njuː
Clothes
kləʊðz
Story
ˈstɔːri
.
.
It
ɪt
has
hæz
been
biːn
adapted
əˈdæptɪd
from
frɒm
Hans
ˈhɑːnz
Christian
Andersen's
ˈændəs(ə)nz
version
ˈvɜːʃən
and
ænd
is
ɪz
brought
brɔːt
to
tuː
you
juː
by
baɪ
Stories
ˈstɔːriz
to
tuː
Grow
grəʊ
by
baɪ
.
.
There
ðeə
once
wʌns
was
wɒz
an
ən
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
who
huː
loved
lʌvd
nothing
ˈnʌθɪŋ
better
ˈbɛtə
than
ðæn
wearing
ˈweərɪŋ
fancy
ˈfænsi
new
njuː
clothes
kləʊðz
.
.
Three
θriː
times
taɪmz
a
ə
day
deɪ
he
hiː
would
wʊd
change
ʧeɪnʤ
into
ˈɪntuː
a
ə
brand
brænd
new
njuː
royal
ˈrɔɪəl
outfit
ˈaʊtfɪt
.
.
Many
ˈmɛni
Emperors
ˈɛmpərəz
spend
spɛnd
their
ðeə
days
deɪz
talking
ˈtɔːkɪŋ
to
tuː
advisors
ədˈvaɪzəz
and
ænd
fixing
ˈfɪksɪŋ
problems
ˈprɒbləmz
of
ɒv
the
ðə
land
lænd
.
.
Not
nɒt
this
ðɪs
one
wʌn
!
!
He
hiː
was
wɒz
too
tuː
busy
ˈbɪzi
sending
ˈsɛndɪŋ
out
aʊt
his
hɪz
servants
ˈsɜːvənts
to
tuː
find
faɪnd
the
ðə
next
nɛkst
great
greɪt
outfit
ˈaʊtfɪt
to
tuː
wear
weə
.
.
One
wʌn
day
deɪ
two
tuː
strangers
ˈstreɪnʤəz
came
keɪm
to
tuː
town
taʊn
.
.
They
ðeɪ
said
sɛd
they
ðeɪ
were
wɜː
weavers
ˈwiːvəz
.
.
They
ðeɪ
said
sɛd
the
ðə
cloth
klɒθ
they
ðeɪ
wove
wəʊv
was
wɒz
the
ðə
finest
ˈfaɪnɪst
anyone
ˈɛnɪwʌn
would
wʊd
ever
ˈɛvə
see
siː
.
.
But
bʌt
in
ɪn
fact
fækt
,
,
they
ðeɪ
were
wɜː
not
nɒt
weavers
ˈwiːvəz
–
–
they
ðeɪ
were
wɜː
crooks
krʊks
.
.
These
ðiːz
fake
feɪk
weavers
ˈwiːvəz
said
sɛd
their
ðeə
cloth
klɒθ
was
wɒz
more
mɔː
beautiful
ˈbjuːtəfʊl
than
ðæn
any
ˈɛni
other
ˈʌðə
cloth
klɒθ
BUT
bʌt
it
ɪt
could
kʊd
not
nɒt
be
biː
seen
siːn
by
baɪ
just
ʤʌst
anyone
ˈɛnɪwʌn
.
.
Only
ˈəʊnli
people
ˈpiːpl
who
huː
were
wɜː
smart
smɑːt
and
ænd
the
ðə
most
məʊst
excellent
ˈɛksələnt
could
kʊd
actually
ˈækʧʊəli
see
siː
the
ðə
magic
ˈmæʤɪk
cloth
klɒθ
.
.
People
ˈpiːpl
who
huː
were
wɜː
not
nɒt
smart
smɑːt
and
ænd
not
nɒt
excellent
ˈɛksələnt
–
–
well
wɛl
,
,
they
ðeɪ
would
wʊd
see
siː
nothing
ˈnʌθɪŋ
at
æt
all
ɔːl
.
.
One
wʌn
day
deɪ
two
tuː
strangers
ˈstreɪnʤəz
came
keɪm
to
tuː
town
taʊn
.
.
Soon
suːn
,
,
word
wɜːd
reached
riːʧt
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərər
about
əˈbaʊt
these
ðiːz
two
tuː
weavers
ˈwiːvəz
and
ænd
their
ðeə
fine
faɪn
cloth
klɒθ
.
.
He
hiː
thought
θɔːt
, “
, “
I
aɪ
am
æm
the
ðə
most
məʊst
smart
smɑːt
and
ænd
the
ðə
most
məʊst
excellent
ˈɛksələnt
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
!
!
Anyone
ˈɛnɪwʌn
can
kæn
tell
tɛl
by
baɪ
how
haʊ
grand
grænd
I
aɪ
always
ˈɔːlweɪz
look
lʊk
!
!
I
aɪ
do
not
nɒt
need
niːd
to
tuː
worry
ˈwʌri
about
əˈbaʊt
that
ðæt
silly
ˈsɪli
magic
ˈmæʤɪk
.”
.”
So
səʊ
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
went
wɛnt
to
tuː
see
siː
the
ðə
two
tuː
weavers
ˈwiːvəz
.
.
These
ðiːz
clever
ˈklɛvə
crooks
krʊks
ran
ræn
about
əˈbaʊt
their
ðeə
shop
ʃɒp
,
,
pointing
ˈpɔɪntɪŋ
at
æt
empty
ˈɛmpti
corners
ˈkɔːnəz
and
ænd
tables
ˈteɪblz
.
.
They
ðeɪ
said
sɛd
with
wɪð
pride
praɪd
, “
, “
Look
lʊk
at
æt
these
ðiːz
piles
paɪlz
of
ɒv
fine
faɪn
cloth
klɒθ
!
!
Surely
ˈʃʊəli
you
juː
have
hæv
never
ˈnɛvə
seen
siːn
colors
ˈkʌləz
as
æz
bright
braɪt
as
æz
these
ðiːz
,
,
patterns
ˈpætənz
as
æz
beautiful
ˈbjuːtəfʊl
!”
!”
The
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
could
kʊd
not
nɒt
understand
ˌʌndəˈstænd
–
–
he
hiː
did
dɪd
not
nɒt
see
siː
any
ˈɛni
cloth
klɒθ
,
,
anywhere
ˈɛnɪweə
!
!
The
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
thought
θɔːt
, “
, “
I
aɪ
cannot
ˈkænɒt
let
lɛt
anyone
ˈɛnɪwʌn
know
nəʊ
that
ðæt
I
aɪ
cannot
ˈkænɒt
see
siː
this
ðɪs
magic
ˈmæʤɪk
cloth
klɒθ
!
!
Who
huː
knows
nəʊz
what
wɒt
they
ðeɪ
may
meɪ
think
θɪŋk
of
ɒv
me
miː
!”
!”
So
səʊ
instead
ɪnˈstɛd
he
hiː
said
sɛd
, “
, “
Indeed
ɪnˈdiːd
!
!
This
ðɪs
is
ɪz
the
ðə
most
məʊst
beautiful
ˈbjuːtəfʊl
cloth
klɒθ
anyone
ˈɛnɪwʌn
has
hæz
ever
ˈɛvə
seen
siːn
!”
!”
The
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
could
kʊd
see
siː
no
nəʊ
cloth
klɒθ
,
,
anywhere
ˈɛnɪweə
!
!
As
æz
it
ɪt
turns
tɜːnz
out
aʊt
,
,
the
ði
Emperor's
ˈɛmpərəz
grand
grænd
annual
ˈænjʊəl
Parade
pəˈreɪd
was
wɒz
coming
ˈkʌmɪŋ
up
ʌp
soon
suːn
.
.
This
ðɪs
was
wɒz
a
ə
special
ˈspɛʃəl
day
deɪ
when
wɛn
everyone
ˈɛvrɪwʌn
in
ɪn
the
ðə
kingdom
ˈkɪŋdəm
lined
laɪnd
up
ʌp
to
tuː
admire
ədˈmaɪə
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərər
and
ænd
cheer
ʧɪə
him
hɪm
as
æz
he
hiː
walked
wɔːkt
by
baɪ
.
.
This
ðɪs
year
jɪə
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
wanted
ˈwɒntɪd
an
ən
outfit
ˈaʊtfɪt
more
mɔː
fine
faɪn
than
ðæn
ever
ˈɛvə
before
bɪˈfɔː
.
.
It
ɪt
must
mʌst
be
biː
made
meɪd
from
frɒm
the
ðə
weaver's
ˈwiːvəz
wonderful
ˈwʌndəfʊl
cloth
klɒθ
!
!
Yet
jɛt
there
ðeə
was
wɒz
very
ˈvɛri
little
ˈlɪtl
time
taɪm
.
.
Could
kʊd
they
ðeɪ
weave
wiːv
the
ðə
cloth
klɒθ
in
ɪn
time
taɪm
for
fɔː
the
ðə
Parade
pəˈreɪd
?
?
The
ðə
two
tuː
fake
feɪk
weavers
ˈwiːvəz
frowned
fraʊnd
,
,
as
æz
if
ɪf
they
ðeɪ
could
kʊd
not
nɒt
be
biː
sure
ʃʊə
.
.
Then
ðɛn
they
ðeɪ
smiled
smaɪld
and
ænd
said
sɛd
yes
jɛs
,
,
they
ðeɪ
could
kʊd
make
meɪk
him
hɪm
the
ðə
finest
ˈfaɪnɪst
royal
ˈrɔɪəl
outfit
ˈaʊtfɪt
and
ænd
cape
keɪp
ever
ˈɛvə
.
.
But
bʌt
it
ɪt
would
wʊd
cost
kɒst
many
ˈmɛni
extra
ˈɛkstrə
gold
gəʊld
coins
kɔɪnz
for
fɔː
the
ðə
work
wɜːk
to
tuː
be
biː
ready
ˈrɛdi
in
ɪn
time
taɪm
.
.
The
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
paid
peɪd
it
ɪt
all
ɔːl
.
.
The
ðə
two
tuː
crooks
krʊks
put
pʊt
the
ðə
gold
gəʊld
right
raɪt
into
ˈɪntuː
their
ðeə
chest
ʧɛst
.
.
But
bʌt
they
ðeɪ
did
dɪd
not
nɒt
buy
baɪ
yarn
jɑːn
.
.
All
ɔːl
they
ðeɪ
bought
bɔːt
were
wɜːr
a
ə
few
fjuː
candles
ˈkændlz
to
tuː
burn
bɜːn
in
ɪn
the
ðə
windows
ˈwɪndəʊz
at
æt
night
naɪt
.
.
That
ðæt
way
weɪ
everyone
ˈɛvrɪwʌn
would
wʊd
say
seɪ
, “
, “
Look
lʊk
!
!
Those
ðəʊz
new
njuː
weavers
ˈwiːvəz
are
ɑː
working
ˈwɜːkɪŋ
all
ɔːl
night
naɪt
long
lɒŋ
to
tuː
get
gɛt
the
ði
Emperor's
ˈɛmpərəz
new
njuː
clothes
kləʊðz
ready
ˈrɛdi
in
ɪn
time
taɪm
for
fɔː
the
ðə
Parade
pəˈreɪd
.”
.”
The
ðə
two
tuː
crooks
krʊks
put
pʊt
the
ðə
gold
gəʊld
right
raɪt
in
ɪn
their
ðeə
chest
ʧɛst
.
.
On
ɒn
the
ðə
morning
ˈmɔːnɪŋ
of
ɒv
the
ðə
Parade
pəˈreɪd
,
,
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
came
keɪm
to
tuː
the
ðə
weaver's
ˈwiːvəz
shop
ʃɒp
.
.
He
hiː
felt
fɛlt
sure
ʃʊə
that
ðæt
this
ðɪs
time
taɪm
he
hiː
would
wʊd
be
biː
able
ˈeɪbl
to
tuː
see
siː
the
ðə
magic
ˈmæʤɪk
cloth
klɒθ
.
.
But
bʌt
still
stɪl
,
,
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
saw
sɔː
nothing
ˈnʌθɪŋ
!
!
When
wɛn
it
ɪt
was
wɒz
time
taɪm
for
fɔː
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
to
tuː
get
gɛt
undressed
ʌnˈdrɛst
,
,
the
ðə
clever
ˈklɛvə
crooks
krʊks
said
sɛd
, “
, “
These
ðiːz
clothes
kləʊðz
are
ɑː
so
səʊ
light
laɪt
and
ænd
airy
ˈeəri
it
ɪt
will
wɪl
feel
fiːl
as
æz
if
ɪf
you
juː
have
hæv
nothing
ˈnʌθɪŋ
on
ɒn
at
æt
all
ɔːl
.”
.”
And
ænd
indeed
ɪnˈdiːd
,
,
that
ðæt
is
ɪz
how
haʊ
it
ɪt
seemed
siːmd
to
tuː
the
ði
Emperor
ˈɛmpərə
!
!
For
fɔː
when
wɛn
he
hiː
looked
lʊkt
in
ɪn
the
ðə
mirror
ˈmɪrə
,
,
he
hiː
saw
sɔː
in
ɪn
the
ðə
reflection
rɪˈflɛkʃən
that
ðæt
he
hiː
was
wɒz
wearing
ˈweərɪŋ
nothing
ˈnʌθɪŋ
.
.
But
bʌt
he
hiː
thought
θɔːt
,
,
really
ˈrɪəli
,
,
he
hiː
must
mʌst
be
biː
wearing
ˈweərɪŋ
a
ə
very
ˈvɛri
grand
grænd
outfit
ˈaʊtfɪt
.
.
One
wʌn
worth
wɜːθ
all
ɔːl
the
ði
extra
ˈɛkstrə
money
ˈmʌni
he
hiː
had
hæd
spent
spɛnt
.
.
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