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The Happy Prince and Other Stories Rosalyn Anstine Templeton INTRODUCTION BY JO NESB�AFTERWORD BYUrbane, dandyish, sardonic the popular image of Oscar Wilde does not immediately conjure up a writer of enchanting fairy tales. Yet, as this collection admirably shows, he was also a poet, dreamer and, above all, born storyteller.'The Happy Prince', one of his best loved stories, tells of the attempts of a kind hearted statue and an amorous swallow to rid their city of poverty, and of their heavenly reward. Others include the tale of the unjust but