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

Launcelot�察�if you thus get my wife into corners。 JESSICA。 Nay�察�you need 

nor fear us�察�Lorenzo�察�Launcelot and I are out�察�he tells me flatly there's no 

mercy for me in heaven�察�because I am a Jew's daughter�察�and he says you 

are   no   good   member   of   the   commonwealth�察  �for   in   converting   Jews   to 

Christians   you   raise   the   price   of   pork。   LORENZO。   I   shall   answer   that 

better   to   the   commonwealth   than   you   can   the   getting   up   of   the   negro's 

belly�察�the Moor is with child by you�察�Launcelot。 LAUNCELOT。 It is much 

that the Moor should be more than reason�察�but if she be less than an honest 

woman�察�she   is   indeed   more   than   I took   her   for。  LORENZO。   How   every 

fool can play upon the word� �I think the best grace of wit will shortly turn 

into silence�察�and discourse grow  commendable in none only but parrots。 

Go in�察�sirrah�察�bid them prepare for dinner。 LAUNCELOT。 That is done�察�sir�察�



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they have all stomachs。 LORENZO。 Goodly Lord�察�what a wit´snapper are 

you� �Then bid them prepare dinner。 LAUNCELOT。 That is done too�察�sir�察�

only     'cover'   is  the   word。     LORENZO。         Will    you   cover�察   �then�察  �sir�拭�

LAUNCELOT。 Not so�察�sir�察�neither�察�I know my duty。 LORENZO。 Yet more 

quarrelling with occasion� �Wilt thou show the whole wealth of thy wit in 

an instant�拭�I pray thee understand a plain man in his plain meaning�此�go to 

thy fellows�察�bid them cover the table�察�serve in the meat�察�and we will come 

in to dinner。 LAUNCELOT。 For the table�察�sir�察�it shall be serv'd in�察�for the 

meat�察�sir�察�it shall be cover'd�察�for your coming in to dinner�察�sir�察�why�察�let it be 

as humours and conceits shall govern。 Exit LORENZO。 O dear discretion�察�

how his words are suited� �The fool hath planted in his memory An army of 

good   words�察  �and   I   do   know   A   many   fools   that   stand   in   better   place�察�

Garnish'd like him�察�that for a tricksy word Defy the matter。 How cheer'st 

thou�察�Jessica�拭�And now�察�good sweet�察�say thy opinion�察�How dost thou like 

the Lord   Bassanio's   wife�拭�JESSICA。   Past   all   expressing。   It is very  meet 

The Lord Bassanio live an upright life�察�For�察�having such a blessing in his 

lady�察�He finds the joys of heaven here on earth�察�And if on earth he do not 

merit   it�察  �In   reason   he   should   never   come   to   heaven。   Why�察  �if   two   gods 

should   play   some   heavenly   match�察  �And   on   the   wager   lay   two   earthly 

women�察�And   Portia   one�察  �there   must   be   something   else   Pawn'd   with   the 

other�察�for the poor rude world Hath not her fellow。 LORENZO。 Even such 

a husband Hast thou of me as she is for a wife。 JESSICA。 Nay�察�but ask my 

opinion   too   of   that。   LORENZO。   I   will   anon�察  �first   let   us   go   to   dinner。 

JESSICA。 Nay�察�let me praise you while I have a stomach。 LORENZO。 No�察�

pray thee�察�let it serve for table´talk�察�Then howsome'er thou speak'st�察�'mong 

other things I shall digest it。 JESSICA。 Well�察�I'll set you forth。 Exeunt 



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                   ACT IV。 



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                SCENE I。 Venice。 The court of justice 



    Enter     the  DUKE�察    �the   MAGNIFICOES�察         �ANTONIO�察       �BASSANIO�察�

GRATIANO�察�SALERIO�察�and OTHERS 

       DUKE OF VENICE。 What�察�is Antonio here�拭�ANTONIO。 Ready�察�so 

please your Grace。 DUKE OF VENICE。 I am sorry for thee�察�thou art come 

to answer A stony adversary�察�an inhuman wretch�察�Uncapable of pity�察�void 

and empty From any dram of mercy。 ANTONIO。 I have heard Your Grace 

hath ta'en great pains to qualify His rigorous course�察�but since he stands 

obdurate�察�And that no lawful means can carry me Out of his envy's reach�察�I 

do    oppose   My    patience   to  his  fury�察 �and   am   arm'd   To   suffer  with   a 

quietness of spirit The very tyranny and rage of his。 DUKE OF VENICE。 

Go one�察�and call the Jew into the court。 SALERIO。 He is ready at the door�察�

he comes�察�my lord。 

       Enter SHYLOCK 

       DUKE OF VENICE。 Make room�察�and let him stand before our face。 

Shylock�察�the  world thinks�察 �and I  think so  too�察�That   thou but   leadest this 

fashion of thy malice To the last hour of act�察�and then�察�'tis thought�察�Thou'lt 

show thy mercy and remorse�察�more strange Than is thy strange apparent 

cruelty�察�And where thou now exacts the penalty�察�Which is a pound of this 

poor merchant's flesh�察�Thou wilt not only loose the forfeiture�察�But�察�touch'd 

with    human    gentleness    and   love�察 �Forgive    a  moiety    of  the  principal�察�

Glancing an eye of pity on his losses�察�That have of late so huddled on his 

back´ Enow to press a royal merchant down�察�And pluck commiseration of 

his   state   From   brassy   bosoms   and   rough   hearts   of   flint�察  �From   stubborn 

Turks   and    Tartars�察  �never  train'd  To  offices  of  tender   courtesy。   We   all 

expect a gentle answer�察�Jew。 SHYLOCK。 I have possess'd your Grace of 

what I purpose�察�And by our holy Sabbath have I sworn To have the due 

and   forfeit   of   my   bond。   If   you   deny   it�察  �let   the   danger   light   Upon   your 

charter and your city's freedom。 You'll ask me why I rather choose to have 

A weight of   carrion   flesh than to receive Three thousand   ducats。   I'll   not 

answer that�察�But say it is my humour´ is it answer'd�拭�What if my house be 

troubled with a rat�察�And I be pleas'd to give ten thousand ducats To have it 

ban'd�拭�What�察�are you answer'd yet�拭�Some men there are love not a gaping 



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pig�察�Some that are mad if they behold a cat�察�And others�察�when the bagpipe 

sings   i'   th'   nose�察  �Cannot   contain   their   urine�察  �for   affection�察  �Mistress   of 

passion�察�sways it to the mood Of what it likes or loathes。 Now�察�for your 

answer�此�As there is no firm reason to be rend'red Why he cannot abide a 

gaping pig�察�Why he�察�a harmless necessary cat�察�Why he�察�a woollen bagpipe�察�

but   of   force   Must   yield   to   such   inevitable   shame As   to   offend�察  �himself 

being offended�察�So can I give no reason�察�nor I will not�察�More than a lodg'd 

hate and a certain loathing I bear Antonio�察�that I follow thus A losing suit 

against   him。   Are   you   answered�拭  �BASSANIO。   This   is   no   answer�察  �thou 

unfeeling man�察�To excuse the current of thy cruelty。 SHYLOCK。 I am not 

bound to please thee with my answers。 BASSANIO。 Do all men kill the 

things they do not love�拭�SHYLOCK。 Hates any man the thing he would 

not   kill�拭  �BASSANIO。   Every   offence   is   not   a   hate   at   first。   SHYLOCK。 

What�察  �wouldst   thou   have   a   serpent   sting   thee   twice�拭�ANTONIO。   I   pray 

you�察�think you question with the Jew。 You may as well go stand upon the 

beach And bid the main flood bate his usual height�察�You may as well use 

question with the wolf�察�Why he hath made the ewe bleat for the lamb�察�You 

may as well forbid the mountain pines To wag their high tops and to make 

no noise When they are fretten with the gusts of heaven�察�You may as well 

do anything most hard As seek to soften that´ than which what's harder�拭� 

His jewish heart。 Therefore�察�I do beseech you�察�Make no moe offers�察�use no 

farther   means�察  �But   with     all   brief   and   plain   conveniency   Let    me   have 

judgment�察     �and   the   Jew   his  will。  BASSANIO。         For   thy   three  thousand 

ducats here is six。 SHYLOCK。 If every ducat in six thousand ducats Were 

in six parts�察�and every part a ducat�察�I would not draw them�察�I would have 

my bond。 DUKE OF VENICE。 How shalt thou hope for mercy�察�rend'ring 

none�拭  �SHYLOCK。   What   judgment   shall   I   dread�察  �doing   no   wrong�拭  �You 

have among you many a purchas'd slave�察�Which�察�fike your asses and your 

dogs   and   mules�察  �You   use   in   abject   and   in   slavish   parts�察  �Because   you 

bought   them�察  �shall   I   say   to   you   'Let   them   be   free�察  �marry   them   to   your 

heirs´ Why sweat they under burdens�拭� let their beds Be made as soft as 

yours�察�and let their palates Be season'd with such viands'�拭�You will answer 

'The   slaves   are   ours。'   So   do   I   answer   you�此  �The   pound   of   flesh   which   I 

demand of him Is dearly bought�察�'tis mine�察�and I will have it。 If you deny 



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me�察�fie upon your law� �There is no force in the decrees of Venice。 I stand 

for   judgment�察  �answer�察  �shall   I   have   it�拭  �DUKE   OF   VENICE。   Upon   my 

power I may dismiss this court�察�Unless Bellario�察�a learned doctor�察�Whom I 

have   sent   for   to   determine   this�察  �Come   here   to´day。   SALERIO。   My   lord�察�

here stays   without A  messenger  with letters   from  the  doctor�察 �New   come 

from Padua。 DUKE OF VENICE。 Bring us the letters�察�call the messenger。 

BASSANIO。 Good cheer�察�Antonio� �What�察�man�察�courage yet� �The Jew shall 

have my flesh�察�blood�察�bones�察�and all�察�Ere thou shalt lose for me one drop 

of blood。 ANTONIO。 I am a tainted wether of the flock�察�Meetest for death�察�

the weakest kind of fruit Drops earliest to the ground�察�and so let me。 You 

cannot   better   be   employ'd�察  �Bassanio�察  �Than   to   live   still�察  �and   write   mine 

epitaph。 

       Enter NERISSA dressed like a lawyer's clerk 

       DUKE       OF    VENICE。       Came      you    from    Padua�察   �from     Bellario�拭�

NERISSA。   From   both�察  �my   lord。   Bellario   greets   your   Grace。   ��Presents   a 

letter�А   �BASSANIO

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