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(appearance, mysterious, conquered, commissions, reveals, method, within, territory)
In the Chinese story, the Emperor ……………1…………….. a painting and appreciates its outer …………2………… But the artist ……………3………….. to him the true meaning of his work. The Emperor may rule over the ……………4………….. he has ……………..5………….., but only the artist knows the way …………..6 …………… “Let me show the Way”, the ‘Dao’, a word that means both the path or the …………..7………….. , and the …………..8…………. works of the Universe.

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1. commissions, 2. appearance, 3. reveals, 4. territory, 5. conquered, 6. within, 7. method, 8. mysterious

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