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Is   it   your   dear   friend   that   is   thus   in   trouble�拭  �BASSANIO。   The   dearest 

friend to me�察�the kindest man�察�The best condition'd and unwearied spirit In 

doing   courtesies�察    �and   one   in  whom   The     ancient    Roman     honour    more 

appears Than any that draws breath in Italy。 PORTIA。 What sum owes he 

the Jew�拭�BASSANIO。 For me�察�three thousand ducats。 PORTIA。 What� �no 

more�拭�Pay him six thousand�察�and deface the bond�察�Double six thousand�察�

and then treble  that�察�Before a  friend of  this description Shall   lose a  hair 

through Bassanio's fault。 First go with me to church and call me wife�察�And 

then away to Venice to your friend�察�For never shall you lie by Portia's side 

With an unquiet   soul。 You   shall have gold To   pay  the petty  debt   twenty 

times over。 When it is paid�察�bring your true friend along。 My maid Nerissa 

and   myself   meantime Will   live   as   maids   and   widows。  Come�察  �away�察  �For 

you shall hence upon your wedding day。 Bid your friends welcome�察�show 

a merry cheer�察�Since you are dear bought�察�I will love you dear。 But let me 

hear the letter of your friend。 BASSANIO。 ��Reads�А�'Sweet Bassanio�察�my 

ships have all miscarried�察�my creditors grow cruel�察�my estate is very low�察�

my  bond   to   the   Jew   is   forfeit�察  �and   since�察 �in   paying   it�察 �it is   impossible   I 

should live�察�all debts are clear'd between you and I�察�if I might but see you 

at   my   death。   Notwithstanding�察  �use   your   pleasure�察  �if   your   love   do   not 

persuade   you   to   come�察  �let   not   my   letter。'   PORTIA。   O   love�察  �dispatch   all 



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business and   be   gone�   �BASSANIO。  Since   I have   your good leave to go 

away�察�I will make haste�察�but�察�till I come again�察�No bed shall e'er be guilty 

of my stay�察�Nor rest be interposer 'twixt us twain。 Exeunt 



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                        SCENE III。 Venice。 A street 



     Enter SHYLOCK�察�SOLANIO�察�ANTONIO�察�and GAOLER 

       SHYLOCK。 Gaoler�察�look to him。 Tell not me of   mercy´ This is the 

fool that lent out money gratis。 Gaoler�察�look to him。 ANTONIO。 Hear me 

yet�察�good Shylock。 SHYLOCK。 I'll have my bond�察�speak not against my 

bond。 I have sworn an oath that I will have my bond。 Thou call'dst me dog 

before thou hadst a cause�察�But�察�since I am a dog�察�beware my fangs�察�The 

Duke shall grant me justice。 I do wonder�察�Thou naughty gaoler�察�that thou 

art   so   fond   To   come   abroad   with   him   at   his   request。 ANTONIO。   I   pray 

thee hear me speak。  SHYLOCK。 I'll have   my bond。 I   will not hear thee 

speak�察�I'll have my bond�察�and therefore speak no more。 I'll not be made a 

soft and dull´ey'd fool�察�To shake the head�察�relent�察�and sigh�察�and yield�察�To 

Christian intercessors。  Follow not�察  �I'll   have no speaking�察  �I will have   my 

bond。 Exit SOLANIO。 It is the most impenetrable cur That ever kept with 

men。 ANTONIO。   Let   him   alone�察  �I'll   follow   him   no   more   with   bootless 

prayers。 He seeks my life�察�his reason well I know�此�I oft deliver'd from his 

forfeitures Many that have at times made moan to me�察�Therefore he hates 

me。 SOLANIO。 I am sure the Duke Will never grant this forfeiture to hold。 

ANTONIO。 The Duke cannot deny the course of law�察�For the commodity 

that strangers have With us in Venice�察�if it be denied�察�Will much impeach 

the justice of the state�察�Since that the trade and profit of the city Consisteth 

of   all   nations。   Therefore�察  �go�察  �These   griefs   and   losses   have   so   bated   me 

That    I  shall  hardly   spare  a  pound    of  flesh  To´morrow      to  my   bloody 

creditor。 Well�察�gaoler�察�on�察�pray God Bassanio come To see me pay his debt�察�

and then I care not。 Exeunt 



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                SCENE IV。 Belmont。 PORTIA'S house 



     Enter PORTIA�察�NERISSA�察�LORENZO�察�JESSICA�察�and BALTHASAR 

       LORENZO。 Madam�察�although I speak it in your presence�察�You have a 

noble and a true conceit Of godlike amity�察�which appears most strongly In 

bearing thus the absence of your lord。 But if you knew to whom you show 

this honour�察�How true a gentleman you send relief�察�How dear a lover of 

my  lord   your   husband�察 �I   know  you   would be   prouder   of the   work Than 

customary bounty can enforce you。 PORTIA。 I never did repent for doing 

good�察�Nor shall not now�察�for in companions That do converse and waste 

the time together�察�Whose souls do bear an equal yoke of love�察�There must 

be needs a like proportion Of lineaments�察�of manners�察�and of spirit�察�Which 

makes me think that this Antonio�察�Being the bosom lover of my lord�察�Must 

needs be like my lord。 If it be so�察�How little is the cost I have bestowed In 

purchasing the semblance of my soul From out the state of hellish cruelty� �

This comes too near the praising of myself�察�Therefore�察�no more of it�察�hear 

other    things。   Lorenzo�察   �I  commit    into   your   hands   The   husbandry      and 

manage   of   my   house   Until   my   lord's   return�察  �for   mine   own   part�察  �I   have 

toward heaven breath'd a secret vow To live in prayer and contemplation�察�

Only   attended   by   Nerissa   here�察  �Until   her   husband   and   my   lord's   return。 

There is a monastery two miles off�察�And there we will abide。 I do desire 

you Not to deny this imposition�察�The which my love and some necessity 

Now lays upon you。 LORENZO。 Madam�察�with all my heart I shall obey 

you in an fair commands。 PORTIA。 My people do already know my mind�察�

And   will   acknowledge   you   and   Jessica   In   place   of   Lord   Bassanio   and 

myself。     So  fare   you   well   till  we  shall  meet    again。   LORENZO。        Fair 

thoughts and happy hours attend on you� �JESSICA。 I wish your ladyship 

all   heart's   content。   PORTIA。   I   thank   you   for   your   wish�察  �and   am   well 

pleas'd To wish it back on you。 Fare you well�察�Jessica。 Exeunt JESSICA 

and LORENZO Now�察�Balthasar�察�As I have ever found thee honest´true�察�So 

let me find thee still。 Take this same letter�察�And use thou all th' endeavour 

of a man In speed to Padua�察�see thou render this Into my cousin's hands�察�

Doctor   Bellario�察  �And   look   what   notes   and   garments   he   doth   give   thee�察�

Bring   them�察  �I   pray   thee�察  �with   imagin'd   speed   Unto   the   traject�察  �to   the 



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common ferry Which trades   to Venice。 Waste no   time in words�察�But get 

thee gone�察�I shall be there before thee。 BALTHASAR。 Madam�察�I go with 

all   convenient   speed。   Exit   PORTIA。   Come   on�察  �Nerissa�察  �I   have   work   in 

hand That you yet know not of�察�we'll see our husbands Before they think 

of us。 NERISSA。 Shall they see us�拭�PORTIA。 They shall�察�Nerissa�察�but in 

such a habit That they shall think we are accomplished With that we lack。 

I'll hold thee any wager�察�When we are both accoutred like young men�察�I'll 

prove the prettier fellow of the two�察�And wear my dagger with the braver 

grace�察�And speak between the change of man and boy With a reed voice�察�

and turn two mincing steps Into a manly stride�察�and speak of frays Like a 

fine bragging youth�察�and tell quaint lies�察�How honourable ladies sought my 

love�察�Which I denying�察�they fell sick and died´ I could not do withal。 Then 

I'll repent�察�And wish for all that�察�that I had not kill'd them。 And twenty of 

these puny lies I'll tell�察�That men shall swear I have discontinued school 

About   a   twelvemonth。   I   have   within   my   mind A  thousand   raw   tricks   of 

these bragging Jacks�察�Which I will practise。 NERISSA。 Why�察�shall we turn 

to   men�拭  �PORTIA。   Fie�察  �what   a   question's   that�察  �If   thou   wert   near   a   lewd 

interpreter� �But come�察�I'll tell thee all my whole device When I am in my 

coach�察�which stays for us At the park gate�察�and therefore haste away�察�For 

we must measure twenty miles to´day。 Exeunt 



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                     SCENE V。 Belmont。 The garden 



     Enter LAUNCELOT and JESSICA 

       LAUNCELOT。 Yes�察�truly�察�for�察�look you�察�the sins of the father are to 

be   laid   upon   the   children�察  �therefore�察  �I   promise   you�察  �I   fear   you。   I   was 

always   plain   with   you�察  �and   so   now   I   speak   my   agitation   of   the   matter�察�

therefore be o' good cheer�察�for truly I think you are damn'd。 There is but 

one hope in it that can do you any good�察�and that is but a kind of bastard 

hope�察    �neither。    JESSICA。       And    what     hope    is   that�察 �I   pray    thee�拭�

LAUNCELOT。 Marry�察�you may partly hope that your father got you not´ 

that you are not the Jew's daughter。 JESSICA。 That were a kind of bastard 

hope     indeed�察  �so  the   sins  of  my    mother    should    be  visited   upon    me。 

LAUNCELOT。 Truly then I fear you are damn'd both by father and mother�察�

thus when I shun Scylla�察�your father�察�I fall into Charybdis�察�your mother�察�

well�察�you are gone both ways。 JESSICA。 I shall be sav'd by my husband�察�

he hath made me a Christian。 LAUNCELOT。 Truly�察�the more to blame he�察�

we were Christians enow 

       before�察�e'en as many as could well live one by another。 This making 

of Christians will raise the price of hogs�察�if we grow all to be pork´eaters�察�

we shall not shortly have a rasher on the coals for money。 

       Enter   LORENZO   JESSICA。   I'll   tell   my   husband�察  �Launcelot�察  �what 

you say�察�here he comes。 LORENZO。 I shall grow jealous of you shortly�察�

Launcelot�察�if you thus get my wife into cor

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