They pretended they were taking the cloth from the loom , cut with huge scissors in the air , sewed with needles without thread , and then said at last , ` Now the clothes are finished ! ' The Emperor came himself with his most distinguished knights , and each impostor held up his arm just as if he were holding something , and said , ` See ! here are the breeches ! Here is the coat ! Here the cloak ! ' and so on . ` Spun clothes are so comfortable that one would imagine one had nothing on at all ; but that is the beauty of it ! ' ` Yes , ' said all the knights , but they could see nothing , for there was nothing there . ` Will it please your Majesty graciously to take off your clothes , ' said the impostors , ` then we will put on the new clothes , here before the mirror . ' The Emperor took off all his clothes , and the impostors placed themselves before him as if they were putting on each part of his new clothes which was ready , and the Emperor turned and bent himself in front of the mirror . ` How beautifully they fit ! How well they sit ! ' said everybody . ` What material ! What colours ! It is a gorgeous suit ! ' ` They are waiting outside with the canopy which your Majesty is wont to have borne over you in the procession , ' announced the Master of the Ceremonies . ` Look , I am ready , ' said the Emperor . ` Does n't it sit well ! ' And he turned himself again to the mirror to see if his finery was on all right .
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