41.   So it takes courage and conviction to say that the emperor has no clothes.

42.   The children have new clothes, too, and Salijanova hopes to buy a milk cow and a calf next month.

43.   The electric washing machine, which was supposed to save time, instead increased our expectation for having cleaner clothes.

44.   The emperor has new clothes.

45.   The empty suit has no clothes.

46.   The emperor has no clothes.

47.   The landlady told the agency that the child did not have enough clothes, and that she cried and sulked when the landlady tried to give her a bath.

48.   The question exhibits a valuable naivete, the sort allowing someone to raise an obvious point, like the child who points out that the emperor has no clothes.

49.   They lived in a three-room house of mud brick inherited from her parents, and the seven children had few clothes.

50.   They had my clothes inside their jackets.