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

none of thee�察�Nor none of thee�察�thou pale and common drudge 'Tween man 



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and   man�察  �but   thou�察 �thou   meagre  lead�察�Which  rather  threaten'st   than  dost 

promise aught�察�Thy plainness moves me   more than eloquence�察�And here 

choose   I。   Joy   be   the   consequence�   �PORTIA。   ��Aside�А  �How   all   the   other 

passions fleet to air�察�As doubtful thoughts�察�and rash´embrac'd despair�察�And 

shudd'ring   fear�察  �and   green´ey'd   jealousy�   �O   love�察  �be   moderate�察  �allay   thy 

ecstasy�察  �In   measure   rain   thy   joy�察  �scant   this   excess�   �I   feel   too   much   thy 

blessing。 Make it less�察�For fear I surfeit。 BASSANIO。 ��Opening the leaden 

casket�А�What   find I   here�拭�Fair   Portia's counterfeit� �What demi´god  Hath 

come so near creation�拭�Move these eyes�拭�Or whether riding on the balls of 

mine Seem they in motion�拭�Here are sever'd lips�察�Parted with sugar breath�察�

so sweet   a bar   Should   sunder such   sweet   friends。   Here   in her   hairs The 

painter plays the spider�察�and hath woven A golden mesh t' entrap the hearts 

of men Faster than gnats in cobwebs。 But her eyes´ How could he see to 

do them�拭�Having made one�察�Methinks it should have power to steal both 

his�察�And   leave   itself   unfurnish'd。 Yet   look   how   far The   substance   of   my 

praise doth wrong this shadow In underprizing it�察�so far this shadow Doth 

limp behind the substance。 Here's the scroll�察�The continent and summary 

of my fortune。 'You that choose not by the view�察�Chance as fair and choose 

as true� �Since this fortune falls to you�察�Be content and seek no new。 If you 

be   well   pleas'd   with   this�察�And   hold   your   fortune   for   your   bliss�察 �Turn   to 

where your lady is And claim her with a loving kiss。' A gentle scroll。 Fair 

lady�察�by your leave�察�I come by note�察�to give and to receive。 Like one of 

two contending in a prize�察�That thinks he hath done well in people's eyes�察�

Hearing   applause   and   universal   shout�察  �Giddy   in   spirit�察  �still   gazing   in   a 

doubt Whether those peals of praise be his or no�察�So�察�thrice´fair lady�察�stand 

I even so�察�As doubtful whether what I see be true�察�Until confirm'd�察�sign'd�察�

ratified by you。 PORTIA。 You see me�察�Lord Bassanio�察�where I stand�察�Such 

as I am。 Though for myself alone I would not be ambitious in my wish To 

wish   myself   much   better�察  �yet   for   you   I   would   be   trebled   twenty   times 

myself�察�A  thousand   times   more   fair�察  �ten   thousand   times   more   rich�察 �That 

only   to   stand   high   in   your   account   I   might   in   virtues�察  �beauties�察  �livings�察�

friends�察  �Exceed   account。   But   the   full   sum   of   me   Is   sum   of   something 

which�察  �to   term   in   gross�察  �Is   an   unlesson'd   girl�察  �unschool'd�察  �unpractis'd�察�

Happy in this�察�she is not yet so old But she may learn�察�happier than this�察�



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She is not bred so dull but she can learn�察�Happiest of all is that her gentle 

spirit   Commits      itself  to  yours    to  be   directed�察  �As    from   her   lord�察  �her 

governor�察  �her   king。   Myself   and   what   is   mine   to   you   and   yours   Is   now 

converted。   But   now   I   was   the   lord   Of   this   fair   mansion�察  �master   of   my 

servants�察  �Queen   o'er   myself�察  �and   even   now�察  �but   now�察  �This   house�察  �these 

servants�察�and this same myself�察�Are yours´ my lord's。 I give them with this 

ring�察�Which when you part from�察�lose�察�or give away�察�Let it presage the ruin 

of your love�察�And be my vantage to exclaim on you。 BASSANIO。 Madam�察�

you have bereft me of all words�察�Only my blood speaks to you in my veins�察�

And   there   is   such   confusion   in   my  powers As�察  �after   some   oration   fairly 

spoke By a beloved prince�察�there doth appear Among the buzzing pleased 

multitude�察�Where every something�察�being blent together�察�Turns to a wild of 

nothing�察�save of joy Express'd and not express'd。 But when this ring Parts 

from     this  finger�察  �then   parts  life  from    hence�察   �O�察 �then   be   bold   to  say 

Bassanio's   dead�   �NERISSA。   My   lord   and   lady�察  �it   is   now   our   time   That 

have stood by and seen our wishes prosper To cry 'Good joy。' Good joy�察�

my lord and lady� �GRATIANO。 My Lord Bassanio�察�and my gentle lady�察�I 

wish you all the joy that you can wish�察�For I am sure you can wish none 

from me�察�And�察�when your honours mean to solemnize The bargain of your 

faith�察   �I  do   beseech     you   Even    at   that  time    I  may    be   married     too。 

BASSANIO。 With all my heart�察�so thou canst get a wife。 GRATIANO。 I 

thank your lordship�察�you have got me one。 My eyes�察�my lord�察�can look as 

swift as yours�此�You saw the mistress�察�I beheld the maid�察�You lov'd�察�I lov'd�察�

for intermission No more pertains to me�察�my lord�察�than you。 Your fortune 

stood upon the caskets there�察�And so did mine too�察�as the matter falls�察�For 

wooing here until I sweat again�察�And swearing till my very roof was dry 

With oaths of love�察�at last´ if promise last´ I got a promise of this fair one 

here To have her love�察�provided that your fortune Achiev'd her mistress。 

PORTIA。   Is   this   true�察  �Nerissa�拭  �NERISSA。   Madam�察  �it   is�察  �so   you   stand 

pleas'd    withal。   BASSANIO。         And    do   you�察  �Gratiano�察   �mean    good    faith�拭�

GRATIANO。 Yes�察  �faith�察  �my   lord。   BASSANIO。   Our   feast   shall   be   much 

honoured in   your   marriage。  GRATIANO。 We'll   play  with   them�此  �the   first 

boy     for   a   thousand      ducats。     NERISSA。        What�察    �and    stake    down�拭�

GRATIANO。   No�察  �we   shall   ne'er   win   at   that   sport�察  �and   stake   down´   But 



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who   comes   here�拭  �Lorenzo   and   his   infidel�拭  �What�察  �and   my   old   Venetian 

friend�察�Salerio� �

       Enter    LORENZO�察       �JESSICA�察     �and    SALERIO�察      �a  messenger      from 

Venice 

       BASSANIO。 Lorenzo and Salerio�察�welcome hither�察�If that the youth 

of my new int'rest here Have power to bid you welcome。 By your leave�察�I 

bid my very friends and countrymen�察�Sweet Portia�察�welcome。 PORTIA。 So 

do    I�察 �my  lord�察  �They    are  entirely   welcome。     LORENZO。         I  thank  your 

honour。 For my part�察�my lord�察�My purpose was not to have seen you here�察�

But meeting with Salerio by the way�察�He did entreat me�察�past all saying 

nay�察  �To   come   with   him   along。   SALERIO。   I   did�察  �my   lord�察  �And   I   have 

reason for it。 Signior Antonio Commends him to you。 ��Gives BASSANIO 

a letter�А�BASSANIO。 Ere I ope his letter�察�I pray you tell me how my good 

friend doth。 SALERIO。 Not sick�察�my lord�察�unless it be in mind�察�Nor well�察�

unless   in   mind�察  �his   letter   there   Will   show   you   his   estate。   ��BASSANIO 

opens     the  letter�А �GRATIANO。         Nerissa�察   �cheer   yond    stranger�察  �bid   her 

welcome。  Your   hand�察  �Salerio。   What's   the   news   from   Venice�拭  �How   doth 

that royal merchant�察�good Antonio�拭�I know he will be glad of our success�此�

We are the Jasons�察�we have won the fleece。 SALERIO。 I would you had 

won the fleece that he hath lost。 PORTIA。 There are some shrewd contents 

in yond   same paper That steals the colour   from Bassanio's   cheek�此  �Some 

dear    friend   dead�察  �else  nothing    in  the  world    Could    turn   so  much    the 

constitution   Of   any   constant   man。   What�察  �worse   and   worse�   �With   leave�察�

Bassanio�此�I am half yourself�察�And I must freely have the half of anything 

That this same paper brings you。 BASSANIO。 O sweet Portia�察�Here are a 

few of the unpleasant'st words That ever blotted paper� �Gentle lady�察�When 

I did first impart my love to you�察�I freely told you all the wealth I had Ran 

in my veins´ I was a gentleman�察�And then I told you true。 And yet�察�dear 

lady�察�Rating myself at nothing�察�you shall see How much I was a braggart。 

When I told you My state was nothing�察�I should then have told you That I 

was worse than nothing�察�for indeed I have engag'd myself to a dear friend�察�

Engag'd my friend to his mere enemy�察�To feed my means。 Here is a letter�察�

lady�察�The paper as the body of my friend�察�And every word in it a gaping 

wound   Issuing   life´blood。   But   is   it   true�察  �Salerio�拭  �Hath   all   his   ventures 



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fail'd�拭�What�察�not one hit�拭�From Tripolis�察�from Mexico�察�and England�察�From 

Lisbon�察�Barbary�察�and India�察�And not one vessel scape the dreadful touch 

Of   merchant´marring   rocks�拭  �SALERIO。   Not   one�察  �my   lord。   Besides�察  �it 

should appear that�察�if he had The present money to discharge the Jew�察�He 

would not take it。 Never did I know A creature that did bear the shape of 

man So keen and greedy to confound a man。 He plies the Duke at morning 

and at night�察�And doth impeach the freedom of the state�察�If they deny him 

justice。   Twenty   merchants�察  �The   Duke   himself�察  �and   the   magnificoes   Of 

greatest port�察�have all persuaded with him�察�But none can drive him from 

the envious plea Of forfeiture�察�of justice�察�and his bond。 JESSICA。 When I 

was     with   him�察  �I  have   heard    him   swear    To   Tubal    and   to  Chus�察   �his 

countrymen�察�That he would rather have Antonio's flesh Than twenty times 

the value of the sum That he did owe him�察�and I know�察�my lord�察�If law�察�

authority�察�and power�察�deny not�察�It will go hard with poor Antonio。 PORTIA。 

Is   it   your   dear   friend   that   is   thus   in   trouble�拭  �BASSANIO。  

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