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

shadow ere himself�察�And ran dismayed away。 LORENZO。 In such a night 

Stood Dido with a willow in her hand Upon the wild sea´banks�察�and waft 

her   love   To   come   again   to   Carthage。   JESSICA。   In   such   a   night   Medea 

gathered the enchanted herbs That did renew old AEson。 LORENZO。 In 

such a night Did Jessica steal from the wealthy Jew�察�And with an unthrift 

love did run from Venice As far as Belmont。 JESSICA。 In such a night Did 

young Lorenzo swear he lov'd her well�察�Stealing her soul with many vows 

of   faith�察  �And   ne'er   a   true   one。   LORENZO。   In   such   a   night   Did   pretty 

Jessica�察  �like  a  little  shrew�察 �Slander   her   love�察 �and   he  forgave   it  her。 

JESSICA。 I would out´night you�察�did no body come�察�But�察�hark�察�I hear the 

footing of a man。 

       Enter STEPHANO 

       LORENZO。 Who comes so fast in silence of the night�拭�STEPHANO。 

A   friend。   LORENZO。   A   friend�   �What   friend�拭  �Your   name�察  �I   pray   you�察�

friend�拭�STEPHANO。 Stephano is my name�察�and I bring word My mistress 

will before the break of day Be here at Belmont�察�she doth stray about By 

holy    crosses�察 �where    she  kneels   and   prays  For   happy   wedlock     hours。 

LORENZO。 Who comes with her�拭�STEPHANO。 None but a holy hermit 

and her maid。 I pray you�察�is my master yet return'd�拭�LORENZO。 He is not�察�

nor we have not heard from him。 But go we in�察�I pray thee�察�Jessica�察�And 

ceremoniously let us prepare Some welcome for the mistress of the house。 

       Enter LAUNCELOT 

       LAUNCELOT。  Sola�察 �sola�   �wo   ha�察�ho�   �sola�察�sola�  �LORENZO。  Who 

calls�拭�LAUNCELOT。 Sola� �Did you see Master Lorenzo�拭�Master Lorenzo� �



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Sola�察�sola� �LORENZO。 Leave holloaing�察�man。 Here� �LAUNCELOT。 Sola� �

Where�察�where�拭�LORENZO。 Here� �LAUNCELOT。 Tell him there's a post 

come from my master with his horn full of good news�察�my master will be 

here ere morning。 Exit LORENZO。 Sweet soul�察�let's in�察�and there expect 

their   coming。     And   yet   no  matter´    why   should    we   go   in�拭 �My    friend 

Stephano�察�signify�察�I pray you�察�Within the house�察�your mistress is at hand�察�

And bring your music forth into the air。 Exit STEPHANO How sweet the 

moonlight sleeps upon this bank� �Here will   we sit and let the sounds of 

music Creep in our ears�察�soft stillness and the night Become the touches of 

sweet harmony。 Sit�察�Jessica。 Look how the floor of heaven Is thick inlaid 

with    patines   of  bright   gold�察  �There's   not   the  smallest   orb   which    thou 

behold'st But in his motion like an angel sings�察�Still quiring to the young´ 

ey'd cherubins�察�Such harmony is in immortal souls�察�But whilst this muddy 

vesture of decay Doth grossly close it in�察�we cannot hear it。 

       Enter MUSICIANS 

       Come�察  �ho�察  �and   wake   Diana   with   a   hymn�察  �With   sweetest   touches 

pierce    your    mistress'   ear。  And    draw    her  home     with   music。    ��Music�А�

JESSICA。   I   am  never   merry   when   I   hear   sweet   music。   LORENZO。 The 

reason is your spirits are attentive�察�For do but note a wild and wanton herd�察�

Or race of youthful and unhandled colts�察�Fetching mad bounds�察�bellowing 

and neighing loud�察�Which is the hot condition of their blood´ If they but 

hear perchance a trumpet sound�察�Or any air of music touch their ears�察�You 

shall   perceive   them   make   a   mutual   stand�察  �Their   savage   eyes   turn'd   to   a 

modest gaze By the sweet power of music。 Therefore the poet Did feign 

that Orpheus drew trees�察�stones�察�and floods�察�Since nought so stockish�察�hard�察�

and full of rage�察�But music for the time doth change his nature。 The man 

that   hath   no   music   in   himself�察  �Nor   is   not   mov'd   with   concord   of   sweet 

sounds�察�Is fit for treasons�察�stratagems�察�and spoils�察�The motions of his spirit 

are dull��as night�察�And his affections dark as Erebus。 Let no such man be 

trusted。 Mark the music。 

       Enter PORTIA and NERISSA 

       PORTIA。 That light we see is burning in my hall。 How far that little 

candle   throws   his   beams�   �So   shines   a   good   deed   in   a   naughty   world。 

NERISSA。 When the moon shone�察�we did not see the candle。 PORTIA。 So 



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doth the greater glory dim the less�此�A substitute shines brightly as a king 

Until   a   king   be   by�察  �and   then   his   state   Empties   itself�察  �as   doth   an   inland 

brook Into the main of waters。 Music� �hark� �NERISSA。 It is your music�察�

madam�察�of   the house。 PORTIA。  Nothing is   good�察�I  see�察 �without   respect�察�

Methinks it sounds much sweeter than by day。 NERISSA。 Silence bestows 

that virtue on it�察�madam。 PORTIA。 The crow doth sing as sweetly as the 

lark   When   neither   is   attended�察  �and   I   think   ne   nightingale�察  �if   she   should 

sing by day�察�When every goose is cackling�察�would be thought No better a 

musician than the wren。 How many things by season season'd are To their 

right    praise   and   true  perfection�    �Peace�察   �ho�   �The   moon     sleeps   with 

Endymion�察�And would not be awak'd。 ��Music ceases�А�LORENZO。 That is 

the voice�察�Or I am much deceiv'd�察�of Portia。 PORTIA。 He knows me as the 

blind   man   knows   the   cuckoo�察  �By  the   bad   voice。   LORENZO。   Dear   lady�察�

welcome home。 PORTIA。 We have been praying for our husbands' welfare�察�

Which      speed�察  �we   hope�察  �the  better   for  our  words。    Are   they   return'd�拭�

LORENZO。   Madam�察  �they   are   not   yet�察  �But   there   is   come   a   messenger 

before�察�To signify their coming。 PORTIA。。 Go in�察�Nerissa�察�Give order to 

my servants that they take No note at all of our being absent hence�察�Nor 

you�察   �Lorenzo�察   �Jessica�察  �nor   you。   ��A  tucket   sounds�А   �LORENZO。         Your 

husband is at hand�察�I hear his trumpet。 We are no tell´tales�察�madam�察�fear 

you not。 PORTIA。 This night methinks is but the daylight sick�察�It looks a 

little paler�察�'tis a day Such as the day is when the sun is hid。 

       Enter BASSANIO�察�ANTONIO�察�GRATIANO�察�and their followers 

       BASSANIO。 We should hold day with the Antipodes�察�If you would 

walk in absence of the sun。 PORTIA。 Let me give light�察�but let me not be 

light�察�For a light wife doth make a heavy husband�察�And never be Bassanio 

so for me�察�But God sort all� �You are welcome home�察�my lord。 BASSANIO。 

I thank you�察�madam�察�give welcome to my friend。 This is the man�察�this is 

Antonio�察�To whom I am so infinitely bound。 PORTIA。 You should in all 

sense be much bound to him�察�For�察�as I hear�察�he was much bound for you。 

ANTONIO。 No more than I am well acquitted of。 PORTIA。 Sir�察�you are 

very   welcome   to   our   house。   It   must   appear   in   other   ways   than   words�察�

Therefore I scant this breathing courtesy。 GRATIANO。 ��To NERISSA�А�By 

yonder moon I swear you do me wrong�察�In faith�察�I gave it to the judge's 



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clerk。 Would he were gelt that had it�察�for my part�察�Since you do take it�察�

love�察�so much at heart。 PORTIA。 A quarrel�察�ho�察�already� �What's the matter�拭�

GRATIANO。 About   a hoop of gold�察 �a paltry  ring That she did give   me�察�

whose posy was For all the world like cutler's poetry Upon a knife�察�'Love 

me�察�and leave me not。' NERISSA。 What talk you of the posy or the value�拭�

You swore to me�察�when I did give it you�察�That you would wear it till your 

hour of death�察�And that it should lie with you in your grave�察�Though not 

for me�察�yet for your vehement oaths�察�You should have been respective and 

have kept it。 Gave it a judge's clerk� �No�察�God's my judge�察�The clerk will 

ne'er wear hair on's face that had it。 GRATIANO。 He will�察�an if he live to 

be a man。 NERISSA。 Ay�察�if a woman live to be a man。 GRATIANO。 Now 

by this hand I gave it to a youth�察�A kind of boy�察�a little scrubbed boy No 

higher than thyself�察�the judge's clerk�察�A prating boy that begg'd it as a fee�察�

I could not for my heart deny it him。 PORTIA。 You were to blame�察�I must 

be plain with you�察�To part so slightly with your wife's first gift�察�A thing 

stuck on with oaths upon your finger And so riveted with faith unto your 

flesh。 I gave my love a ring�察�and made him swear Never to part with it�察�

and   here   he   stands�察  �I   dare   be   sworn   for   him   he   would   not   leave   it   Nor 

pluck   it   from   his   finger   for   the   wealth   That   the   world   masters。   Now�察  �in 

faith�察�Gratiano�察�You give your wife too unkind a cause of grief�察�An 'twere 

to me�察�I should be mad at it。 BASSANIO。 ��Aside�А�Why�察�I were best to cut 

my left hand off�察�And swear I lost the ring defending it。 GRATIANO。 My 

Lord   Bassanio   gave   his   ring   away   Unto   the   judge   that   begg'd   it�察  �and 

indeed Deserv'd it too�察�and then the boy�察�his clerk�察�That took some pains in 

writing�察�he begg'd mine�察�And neither man nor master would take aught But 

the two rings。 PORTIA。 What ring gave you�察�my lord�拭�Not that�察�I hope�察�

which you receiv'd of me。 BASSANIO。 If I could add a lie unto a fault�察�I 

would deny it�察�but you see my finger Hath not the ring upon it�察�it is gone。 

PORTIA。 Even so void is your false heart of truth�察�By heaven�察�I will ne'er 

come   in   your   bed   Until   I   see   the   ring。   NERISSA。   Nor   I   in   yours   Till   I 

again   see   mine。   BASSANIO。   Sweet   Portia�察  �If   you   did   know   to   whom   I 

gave   the   ring�察  �If   you   did   know   for   whom   I   gave   the   ring�察  �And   would 

conceive   for   what   I   gave   the   ring�察�And   how   unwillingly   I   left   the   ring�察�

When      nought    would     be   accepted    but   the  ring�察  �You  

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