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of   flesh�察  �But�察  �in   the   cutting   it�察  �if   thou   dost   shed   One   drop   of   Christian 

blood�察�thy lands and goods Are�察�by the laws of Venice�察�confiscate Unto the 

state of Venice。 GRATIANO。 O upright judge� �Mark�察�Jew。 O learned judge� �

SHYLOCK。   Is   that   the law�拭  �PORTIA。 Thyself   shalt   see the   act�察  �For�察  �as 

thou   urgest   justice�察  �be   assur'd   Thou   shalt   have   justice�察  �more   than   thou 

desir'st。   GRATIANO。          O   learned   judge�    �Mark�察   �Jew。   A   learned    judge� �

SHYLOCK。          I  take   this  offer   then�此  �pay   the  bond    thrice�察  �And    let  the 

Christian   go。   BASSANIO。   Here   is   the   money。   PORTIA。   Soft�   �The   Jew 

shall have all justice。 Soft� �No haste。 He shall have nothing but the penalty。 

GRATIANO。           O   Jew�    �an   upright    judge�察   �a  learned    judge�    �PORTIA。 

Therefore�察�prepare thee to cut off the flesh。 Shed thou no blood�察�nor cut 

thou less nor more But just a pound of flesh�察�if thou tak'st more Or less 

than   a   just   pound´   be   it   but   so   much As   makes   it   light   or   heavy   in   the 

substance�察�Or the division of the twentieth part Of one poor scruple�察�nay�察�if 

the scale do turn But in the estimation of a hair´ Thou diest�察�and all thy 

goods are confiscate。 GRATIANO。 A second Daniel�察�a Daniel�察�Jew� �Now�察�

infidel�察�I have you on the hip。 PORTIA。 Why doth the Jew pause�拭�Take 

thy    forfeiture。    SHYLOCK。         Give    me    my    principal�察   �and   let  me    go。 

BASSANIO。 I have it ready for thee�察�here it is。 PORTIA。 He hath refus'd it 

in the open court�察�He shall have merely justice�察�and his bond。 GRATIANO。 

A Daniel still say I�察�a second Daniel� �I thank thee�察�Jew�察�for teaching me 

that   word。   SHYLOCK。   Shall   I   not   have   barely   my   principal�拭  �PORTIA。 

Thou shalt have nothing but the forfeiture To be so taken at thy peril�察�Jew。 

SHYLOCK。 Why�察�then the devil give him good of it� �I'll stay no longer 

question。 PORTIA。 Tarry�察�Jew。 The law hath yet another hold on you。 It is 

enacted   in   the   laws   of   Venice�察  �If   it   be   proved   against   an   alien   That   by 

direct or indirect attempts He seek the life of any citizen�察�The party 'gainst 

the which he doth contrive Shall seize one half his goods�察�the other half 

Comes to the privy coffer of the state�察�And the offender's life lies in the 

mercy Of the Duke only�察�'gainst all other voice。 In which predicament�察�I 

say�察�thou stand'st�察�For it   appears by  manifest proceeding That indirectly�察�

and directly too�察�Thou hast contrived against the very life Of the defendant�察�

and    thou    hast  incurr'd    The   danger    formerly     by   me   rehears'd。    Down�察�

therefore�察�and beg mercy of the Duke。 GRATIANO。 Beg that thou mayst 



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have leave to hang thyself�察�And yet�察�thy wealth being forfeit to the state�察�

Thou hast not left the value of a cord�察�Therefore thou must be hang'd at the 

state's charge。 DUKE OF VENICE。 That thou shalt see the difference of 

our spirit�察�I pardon thee thy life before thou ask it。 For half thy wealth�察�it is 

Antonio's�察�The other  half   comes   to the  general state�察�Which   humbleness 

may     drive   unto   a  fine。  PORTIA。      Ay�察 �for  the   state�察 �not  for  Antonio。 

SHYLOCK。 Nay�察�take my life and all�察�pardon not that。 You take my house 

when you do take the prop That doth sustain my house�察�you take my life 

When you do take the means whereby I live。 PORTIA。 What mercy can 

you render him�察�Antonio�拭�GRATIANO。 A halter gratis�察�nothing else�察�for 

God's sake� �ANTONIO。 So please my lord the Duke and all the court To 

quit the fine for one half of his goods�察�I am content�察�so he will let me have 

The other half in use�察�to render it Upon his death unto the gentleman That 

lately stole his daughter´ Two things provided more�察�that�察�for this favour�察�

He presently become a Christian�察�The other�察�that he do record a gift�察�Here 

in the court�察�of all he dies possess'd Unto his son Lorenzo and his daughter。 

DUKE OF VENICE。 He shall do this�察�or else I do recant The pardon that I 

late pronounced here。 PORTIA。 Art thou contented�察�Jew�拭�What dost thou 

say�拭  �SHYLOCK。   I   am   content。   PORTIA。   Clerk�察  �draw   a   deed   of   gift。 

SHYLOCK。 I pray you�察�give me leave to go from hence�察�I am not well�察�

send the deed after me And I will sign it。 DUKE OF VENICE。 Get thee 

gone�察  �but   do   it。   GRATIANO。   In   christ'ning     shalt   thou  have   two   god´ 

fathers�察�Had I been judge�察�thou shouldst have had ten more�察�To bring thee 

to the gallows�察�not to the font。 Exit SHYLOCK DUKE OF VENICE。 Sir�察�I 

entreat   you   home   with   me   to   dinner。  PORTIA。   I   humbly  do   desire   your 

Grace of pardon�察�I must away this night toward Padua�察�And it is meet   I 

presently   set   forth。   DUKE   OF   VENICE。   I   am   sorry   that   your   leisure 

serves you not。 Antonio�察�gratify this gentleman�察�For in my mind you are 

much      bound     to   him。   Exeunt     DUKE�察      �MAGNIFICOES�察          �and    train 

BASSANIO。   Most          worthy   gentleman�察     �I  and   my   friend  Have    by   your 

wisdom   been   this   day   acquitted   Of   grievous   penalties�察  �in   lieu   whereof 

Three thousand ducats�察�due unto the Jew�察�We freely cope your courteous 

pains withal。 ANTONIO。 And stand indebted�察�over and above�察�In love and 

service to you evermore。 PORTIA。 He is well paid that is well satisfied�察�



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And I�察�delivering you�察�am satisfied�察�And therein do account myself   well 

paid。 My mind was never yet more mercenary。 I pray you�察�know me when 

we meet again�察�I wish you well�察�and so I take my leave。 BASSANIO。 Dear 

sir�察�of force I must attempt you further�察�Take some remembrance of us�察�as 

a tribute�察�Not as fee。 Grant me two things�察�I pray you�察�Not to deny me�察�and 

to pardon me。 PORTIA。 You press me far�察�and therefore I will yield。 ��To 

ANTONIO�А        �Give    me   your   gloves�察  �I'll  wear  them    for  your   sake。   ��To 

BASSANIO�А�And�察�for your love�察�I'll take this ring from you。 Do not draw 

back your hand�察�I'll take no more�察�And you in love shall not deny me this。 

BASSANIO。 This ring�察�good sir´ alas�察�it is a trifle�察�I will not shame myself 

to give you this。 PORTIA。 I will have nothing else but only this�察�And now�察�

methinks�察�I have a mind to it。 BASSANIO。。 There's more depends on this 

than on the value。 The dearest ring in Venice will I give you�察�And find it 

out by proclamation�察�Only for this�察�I pray you�察�pardon me。 PORTIA。 I see�察�

sir�察�you are liberal in offers�察�You taught me first to beg�察�and now�察�methinks�察�

You teach me how  a beggar should be   answer'd。 BASSANIO。 Good sir�察�

this ring was given me by my wife�察�And�察�when she put it on�察�she made me 

vow That I should neither sell�察�nor give�察�nor lose it。 PORTIA。 That 'scuse 

serves many men to save their gifts。 And if your wife be not a mad woman�察�

And   know   how   well   I   have   deserv'd   this   ring�察  �She   would   not   hold   out 

enemy   for   ever   For   giving   it   to   me。   Well�察  �peace   be   with   you�   �Exeunt 

PORTIA and NERISSA ANTONIO。 My Lord Bassanio�察�let him have the 

ring。 Let his deservings�察�and my love withal�察�Be valued 'gainst your wife's 

commandment。   BASSANIO。   Go�察  �Gratiano�察  �run   and   overtake   him�察  �Give 

him the  ring�察 �and bring him�察 �if thou   canst�察 �Unto Antonio's house。 Away�察�

make haste。 Exit GRATIANO Come�察�you and I will thither presently�察�And 

in the   morning   early  will   we   both   Fly  toward  Belmont。  Come�察�Antonio。 

Exeunt 



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                        SCENE II。 Venice。 A street 



    Enter PORTIA and NERISSA 

       PORTIA。 Inquire the Jew's house out�察�give him this deed�察�And let him 

sign it�察�we'll away tonight�察�And be a day before our husbands home。 This 

deed will be well welcome to Lorenzo。 

       Enter GRATIANO 

       GRATIANO。 Fair sir�察�you are well o'erta'en。 My Lord Bassanio�察�upon 

more advice�察�Hath sent you here this ring�察�and doth entreat Your company 

at dinner。 PORTIA。 That cannot be。 His ring I do accept most thankfully�察�

And so�察�I pray you�察�tell him。 Furthermore�察�I pray you show my youth old 

Shylock's   house。   GRATIANO。   That   will   I   do。   NERISSA。   Sir�察  �I   would 

speak with you。 ��Aside to PORTIA�А�I'll See if I can get my husband's ring�察�

Which I did make him swear to keep for ever。 PORTIA。 ��To NERISSA�А�

Thou Mayst�察�I warrant。 We shall have old swearing That they did give the 

rings away to men�察�But we'll outface them�察�and outswear them too。 ��Aloud�А�

Away�察  �make   haste�察  �thou   know'st   where   I   will   tarry。   NERISSA。   Come�察�

good sir�察�will you show me to this house�拭�Exeunt 



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                      ACT V。 



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      SCENE I。 Belmont。 The garden before PORTIA'S 



                                      house 



    Enter LORENZO and JESSICA 

       LORENZO。 The   moon shines bright。 In such a night as this�察�When 

the sweet wind did gently kiss the trees�察�And they did make no noise´ in 

such a night�察�Troilus methinks mounted the Troyan walls�察�And sigh'd his 

soul toward the Grecian tents�察�Where Cressid lay that night。 JESSICA。 In 

such   a   night   Did   Thisby   fearfully   o'ertrip   the   dew�察  �And   saw   the   lion's 

shadow ere himself�察�And ran dism

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