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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   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 

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