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"There is no mystery in misery explain the happy prince

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Answered by sawakkincsem

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The story Happy Prince is written by Oscar Wilde. In the lines "There is no mystery in misery" the writer elaborated on the idea that misery is right in front of us. We see people suffering all the time but we tend to ignore it and go on about our lives. Hence there is nothing hidden or mysterious about it.

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