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When nought would be accepted but the ring�察 �You would abate the
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strength of your displeasure。 PORTIA。 If you had known the virtue of the
ring�察 �Or half her worthiness that gave the ring�察 �Or your own honour to
contain the ring�察�You would not then have parted with the ring。 What man
is there so much unreasonable�察�If you had pleas'd to have defended it With
any terms of zeal�察 �wanted the modesty To urge the thing held as a
ceremony�拭 �Nerissa teaches me what to believe�此 �I'll die for't but some
woman had the ring。 BASSANIO。 No�察�by my honour�察�madam�察�by my soul�察�
No woman had it�察 �but a civil doctor�察 �Which did refuse three thousand
ducats of me�察�And begg'd the ring�察�the which I did deny him�察�And suffer'd
him to go displeas'd away´ Even he that had held up the very life Of my
dear friend。 What should I say�察�sweet lady�拭�I was enforc'd to send it after
him�察 �I was beset with shame and courtesy�察 �My honour would not let
ingratitude So much besmear it。 Pardon me�察 �good lady�察 �For by these
blessed candles of the night�察�Had you been there�察�I think you would have
begg'd The ring of me to give the worthy doctor。 PORTIA。 Let not that
doctor e'er come near my house�察�Since he hath got the jewel that I loved�察�
And that which you did swear to keep for me�察�I will become as liberal as
you�察�I'll not deny him anything I have�察�No�察�not my body�察�nor my husband's
bed。 Know him I shall�察�I am well sure of it。 Lie not a night from home�察�
watch me like Argus�察 �If you do not�察 �if I be left alone�察 �Now�察 �by mine
honour which is yet mine own�察 �I'll have that doctor for mine bedfellow。
NERISSA。 And I his clerk�察�therefore be well advis'd How you do leave me
to mine own protection。 GRATIANO。 Well�察�do you so�察�let not me take him
then�察 �For�察 �if I do�察 �I'll mar the young clerk's pen。 ANTONIO。 I am th'
unhappy subject of these quarrels。 PORTIA。 Sir�察�grieve not you�察�you are
welcome not withstanding。 BASSANIO。 Portia�察�forgive me this enforced
wrong�察�And in the hearing of these many friends I swear to thee�察�even by
thine own fair eyes�察�Wherein I see myself´ PORTIA。 Mark you but that� �In
both my eyes he doubly sees himself�察 �In each eye one�察 �swear by your
double self�察�And there's an oath of credit。 BASSANIO。 Nay�察�but hear me。
Pardon this fault�察�and by my soul I swear I never more will break an oath
with thee。 ANTONIO。 I once did lend my body for his wealth�察�Which�察�but
for him that had your husband's ring�察 �Had quite miscarried�察 �I dare be
bound again�察 �My soul upon the forfeit�察 �that your lord Will never more
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break faith advisedly。 PORTIA。 Then you shall be his surety。 Give him this�察�
And bid him keep it better than the other。 ANTONIO。 Here�察�Lord Bassanio�察�
swear to keep this ring。 BASSANIO。 By heaven�察�it is the same I gave the
doctor� �PORTIA。 I had it of him。 Pardon me�察�Bassanio�察�For�察�by this ring�察�
the doctor lay with me。 NERISSA。 And pardon me�察�my gentle Gratiano�察�
For that same scrubbed boy�察�the doctor's clerk�察�In lieu of this�察�last night did
lie with me。 GRATIANO。 Why�察�this is like the mending of highways In
summer�察�where the ways are fair enough。 What�察�are we cuckolds ere we
have deserv'd it�拭�PORTIA。 Speak not so grossly。 You are all amaz'd。 Here
is a letter�察 �read it at your leisure�察 �It comes from Padua�察 �from Bellario�察�
There you shall find that Portia was the doctor�察 �Nerissa there her clerk。
Lorenzo here Shall witness I set forth as soon as you�察�And even but now
return'd�察�I have not yet Enter'd my house。 Antonio�察�you are welcome�察�And
I have better news in store for you Than you expect。 Unseal this letter
soon�察 �There you shall find three of your argosies Are richly come to
harbour suddenly。 You shall not know by what strange accident I chanced
on this letter。 ANTONIO。 I am dumb。 BASSANIO。 Were you the doctor�察�
and I knew you not�拭�GRATIANO。 Were you the clerk that is to make me
cuckold�拭�NERISSA。 Ay�察�but the clerk that never means to do it�察�Unless he
live until he be a man。 BASSANIO。 Sweet doctor�察 �you shall be my
bedfellow�察�When I am absent�察�then lie with my wife。 ANTONIO。 Sweet
lady�察�you have given me life and living�察�For here I read for certain that my
ships Are safely come to road。 PORTIA。 How now�察 �Lorenzo� �My clerk
hath some good comforts too for you。 NERISSA。 Ay�察 �and I'll give them
him without a fee。 There do I give to you and Jessica�察�From the rich Jew�察�a
special deed of gift�察�After his death�察�of all he dies possess'd of。 LORENZO。
Fair ladies�察�you drop manna in the way Of starved people。 PORTIA。 It is
almost morning�察�And yet I am sure you are not satisfied Of these events at
full。 Let us go in�察�And charge us there upon inter'gatories�察�And we will
answer all things faithfully。 GRATIANO。 Let it be so。 The first inter'gatory
That my Nerissa shall be sworn on is�察�Whether till the next night she had
rather stay�察�Or go to bed now�察�being two hours to day。 But were the day
come�察�I should wish it dark�察�Till I were couching with the doctor's clerk。
Well�察�while I live�察�I'll fear no other thing So sore as keeping safe Nerissa's
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ring。 Exeunt
THE END
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