Question

For riches are no guard against Misery. It takes love and kindness, and sometimes a little cunning, to keep Misery at bay. Explain what you think the writer meant in these sentences.​

Answer 1

These lines highlight the importance of kindness and love. The writer expresses only these traits can prevent a person from feeling miserable.

Explanation:

• These lines are taken from a comprehension passage named "Misery".

• Misery means to feel bad or have trouble regarding something. The writer here explains all the world's wealth and money can not save a person from feeling bad.

• Since only love, kindness and a little bit of sharp-mindedness can help a person gain prospects of happiness.