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smug upon the mart。 Let him look to his bond。 He was wont to call me 

usurer�察   �let  him   look   to  his  bond。   He   was   wont    to  lend   money   for   a 

Christian courtesy�察�let him look to his bond。 SALERIO。 Why�察�I am sure�察�if 



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he forfeit�察�thou wilt not take his flesh。 What's that good for�拭�SHYLOCK。 

To bait fish withal。 If it will feed nothing else�察�it will feed my revenge。 He 

hath   disgrac'd   me   and   hind'red   me   half   a   million�察  �laugh'd   at   my   losses�察�

mock'd at my gains�察�scorned my nation�察�thwarted my bargains�察�cooled my 

friends�察�heated mine enemies。 And what's his reason�拭�I am a Jew。 Hath not 

a Jew eyes�拭�Hath not a Jew hands�察�organs�察�dimensions�察�senses�察�affections�察�

passions�察�fed with the same food�察�hurt with the same weapons�察�subject to 

the same diseases�察�healed by the same means�察�warmed and cooled by the 

same   winter   and   summer�察  �as   a   Christian   is�拭  �If   you   prick   us�察  �do   we   not 

bleed�拭�If you tickle us�察�do we not laugh�拭�If you poison us�察�do we not die�拭�

And if you wrong us�察�shall we not revenge�拭�If we are like you in the rest�察�

we   will   resemble   you   in   that。   If   a   Jew   wrong   a   Christian�察  �what   is   his 

humility�拭�Revenge。 If a Christian wrong a Jew�察�what should his sufferance 

be by Christian example�拭�Why�察�revenge。 The villainy you teach me I will 

execute�察�and itshall go hard but I will better the instruction。 

       Enter a MAN from ANTONIO 

       MAN。 Gentlemen�察�my master Antonio is at his house�察�and desires to 

speak with you both。 SALERIO。 We have been up and down to seek him。 

       Enter TUBAL 

       SOLANIO。        Here   comes     another    of  the  tribe�察  �a  third  cannot    be 

match'd�察�unless the devil himself turn Jew。 Exeunt SOLANIO�察�SALERIO�察�

and   MAN   SHYLOCK。   How   now�察  �Tubal�察  �what   news   from   Genoa�拭  �Hast 

thou found my daughter�拭�TUBAL。 I often came where I did hear of her�察�

but cannot find her。 SHYLOCK。 Why there�察�there�察�there�察�there� �A diamond 

gone�察�cost me two thousand ducats in Frankfort� �The curse never fell upon 

our nation till now�察�I never felt it till now。 Two thousand ducats in that�察�

and other precious�察�precious jewels。 I would my daughter were dead at my 

foot�察�and the jewels in her ear�察�would she were hears'd at my foot�察�and the 

ducats in her coffin� �No news of them�拭�Why�察�so´ and I know not what's 

spent   in   the   search。   Why�察  �thou´   loss   upon   loss�   �The   thief   gone   with   so 

much�察�and so much to find the thief�察�and no satisfaction�察�no revenge�察�nor 

no   ill   luck   stirring   but   what   lights   o'   my   shoulders�察  �no   sighs   but   o'   my 

breathing�察�no tears but o' my shedding� �TUBAL。 Yes�察�other men have ill 

luck too�此�Antonio�察�as I heard in Genoa´ SHYLOCK。 What�察�what�察�what�拭�Ill 



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luck�察�ill luck�拭�TUBAL。 Hath an argosy cast away coming from Tripolis。 

SHYLOCK。   I   thank   God�察  �I   thank   God。   Is   it   true�察  �is   it   true�拭  �TUBAL。   I 

spoke with some of the sailors that escaped the wreck。 SHYLOCK。 I thank 

thee�察   �good    Tubal。   Good     news�察   �good    news´    ha�察 �ha� �   heard    in  Genoa。 

TUBAL。 Your daughter spent in Genoa�察�as I heard�察�one night�察 �fourscore 

ducats。   SHYLOCK。   Thou   stick'st   a   dagger   in   me´   I   shall   never   see   my 

gold    again。    Fourscore     ducats   at  a  sitting�   �Fourscore     ducats�    �TUBAL。 

There   came   divers   of Antonio's   creditors   in   my   company  to Venice   that 

swear he cannot choose but break。 SHYLOCK。 I am very glad of it�察�I'll 

plague him�察�I'll torture him�察�I am glad of it。 TUBAL。 One of them showed 

me   a   ring   that   he   had   of   your   daughter   for   a   monkey。   SHYLOCK。   Out 

upon her� �Thou torturest me�察�Tubal。 It was my turquoise�察�I had it of Leah 

when   I   was   a   bachelor�察  �I   would   not   have   given   it   for   a   wilderness   of 

monkeys。   TUBAL。   But   Antonio   is   certainly   undone。   SHYLOCK。   Nay�察�

that's true�察  �that's very  true。  Go�察�Tubal�察 �fee   me   an   officer�察�bespeak   him  a 

fortnight before。 I will have the heart of him�察�if he forfeit�察�for�察�were he out 

of Venice�察�I can make what merchandise I will。 Go�察�Tubal�察�and meet me at 

our synagogue�察�go�察�good Tubal�察�at our synagogue�察�Tubal。 Exeunt 



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                SCENE II。 Belmont。 PORTIA'S house 



     Enter   BASSANIO�察  �PORTIA�察  �GRATIANO�察  �NERISSA�察  �and   all   their 

trains 

       PORTIA。 I pray you tarry�察�pause a day or two Before you hazard�察�for�察�

in choosing wrong�察�I lose your company�察�therefore forbear a while。 There's 

something tells me´ but it is not love´ I would not lose you�察�and you know 

yourself   Hate   counsels   not   in   such   a   quality。   But   lest   you   should   not 

understand   me   well´   And   yet   a   maiden   hath   no   tongue   but   thought´   I 

would detain you here some month or two Before you venture for me。 I 

could teach you How to choose right�察�but then I am forsworn�察�So will I 

never be�察�so may you miss me�察�But if you do�察�you'll make me wish a sin�察�

That I had been forsworn。  Beshrew  your   eyes� �They  have o'erlook'd   me 

and divided me�察�One half of me is yours�察�the other half yours´ Mine own�察�I 

would   say�察  �but   if   mine�察  �then   yours�察�And   so   all   yours。   O�   �these   naughty 

times Puts bars between the owners and their rights�察�And so�察�though yours�察�

not yours。 Prove it so�察�Let fortune go to hell for it�察�not I。 I speak too long�察�

but 'tis to peize the time�察�To eke it�察�and to draw it out in length�察�To stay you 

from election。 BASSANIO。 Let me choose�察�For as I am�察�I live upon the 

rack。 PORTIA。 Upon the rack�察�Bassanio�拭�Then confess What treason there 

is   mingled   with   your   love。   BASSANIO。   None   but   that   ugly   treason   of 

mistrust Which makes me fear th' enjoying of my love�察�There may as well 

be amity and life 'Tween snow and fire as treason and my love。 PORTIA。 

Ay�察  �but   I   fear   you   speak   upon   the   rack�察  �Where   men   enforced   do   speak 

anything。      BASSANIO。         Promise     me    life�察 �and   I'll  confess    the  truth。 

PORTIA。   Well   then�察  �confess   and   live。   BASSANIO。   'Confess'   and   'love' 

Had   been   the   very   sum   of   my   confession。   O   happy   torment�察  �when   my 

torturer Doth teach me answers for deliverance� �But let me to my fortune 

and the caskets。 PORTIA。 Away�察�then�察�I am lock'd in one of them。 If you 

do love me�察�you will find me out。 Nerissa and the rest�察�stand all aloof�察�Let 

music sound while he doth make his choice�察�Then�察�if he lose�察�he makes a 

swan´like   end�察  �Fading   in   music。   That   the   comparison   May   stand   more 

proper�察�my eye shall be the stream And wat'ry death´bed for him。 He may 

win�察�And   what   is   music then�拭�Then   music is Even   as the   flourish   when 



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true   subjects   bow   To   a   new´crowned   monarch�察  �such   it   is   As   are   those 

dulcet sounds in break of day That creep into the dreaming bridegroom's 

ear And summon him to marriage。 Now he goes�察�With no less presence�察�

but with much more love�察�Than young Alcides when he did redeem The 

virgin    tribute    paid   by   howling     Troy    To   the   sea´monster。      I  stand    for 

sacrifice�察  �The   rest   aloof   are   the   Dardanian   wives�察  �With   bleared   visages 

come forth to view The issue of th' exploit。 Go�察�Hercules� �Live thou�察�I live。 

With much much more dismay I view the fight than thou that mak'st the 

fray。 

       A SONG 

       the whilst BASSANIO comments on the caskets to himself 

       Tell   me   where   is   fancy   bred�察  �Or   in   the   heart   or   in   the   head�察  �How 

begot�察  �how   nourished�拭  �Reply�察  �reply。   It   is   engend'red   in   the   eyes�察  �With 

gazing   fed�察  �and   fancy   dies   In   the   cradle   where   it   lies。   Let   us   all   ring 

fancy's knell�此�I'll begin it´ Ding�察�dong�察�bell。 ALL。 Ding�察�dong�察�bell。 

       BASSANIO。   So   may   the   outward   shows   be   least   themselves�察  �The 

world   is   still   deceiv'd   with   ornament。   In   law�察  �what   plea   so   tainted   and 

corrupt But�察�being season'd with a gracious voice�察�Obscures the show of 

evil�拭�In religion�察�What damned error but some sober brow Will bless it�察�

and approve it with a text�察�Hiding the grossness with fair ornament�拭�There 

is no vice so simple but assumes Some mark of virtue on his outward parts。 

How many cowards�察�whose hearts are all as false As stairs of sand�察�wear 

yet   upon   their   chins   The   beards   of   Hercules   and   frowning   Mars�察  �Who�察�

inward search'd�察�have livers white as milk� �And these assume but valour's 

excrement To render them redoubted。 Look on beauty And you shall see 

'tis   purchas'd   by   the   weight�察  �Which   therein   works   a   miracle   in   nature�察�

Making   them   lightest   that   wear   most   of   it�察  �So   are   those   crisped   snaky 

golden   locks   Which   make   such   wanton   gambols   with   the   wind               Upon 

supposed   fairness   often   known   To   be   the   dowry   of   a   second   head´   The 

skull   that   bred   them   in   the   sepulchre。   Thus   ornament   is   but   the   guiled 

shore   To   a   most   dangerous   sea�察  �the   beauteous   scarf   Veiling   an   Indian 

beauty�察  �in   a   word�察  �The   seeming   truth   which   cunning   times   put   on   To 

entrap the wisest。 Therefore�察�thou gaudy gold�察�Hard food for Midas�察�I will 

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