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and most vilely in the afternoon when he is drunk。 When he is best�察�he is a 

little worse than a man�察�and when he is worst�察�he is little better than a beast。 

An the worst fall that ever fell�察�I hope I shall make shift to go without him。 

NERISSA。 If he should offer to choose�察�and choose the right casket�察�you 

should refuse to perform your father's will�察�if you should refuse to accept 

him。 PORTIA。 Therefore�察�for fear of the worst�察�I pray thee set a deep glass 

of Rhenish wine on the contrary casket�察�for if the devil be within and that 

temptation without�察�I know he will choose it。 I will do anything�察�Nerissa�察�

ere I will be married to a sponge。 NERISSA。 You need not fear�察�lady�察�the 

having      any    of   these   lords�察   �they   have     acquainted     me    with    their 



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determinations�察�which is indeed to return to their home�察�and to trouble you 

with no more suit�察�unless you may be won by some other sort than your 

father's imposition�察�depending on the caskets。 PORTIA。 If I live to be as 

old as Sibylla�察�I will die as chaste as Diana�察�unless I be obtained by the 

manner      of  my    father's  will。  I  am   glad   this   parcel   of  wooers    are   so 

reasonable�察�for there is not one among them but I dote on his very absence�察�

and    I  pray   God    grant   them   a  fair  departure。    NERISSA。       Do    you   not 

remember�察�lady�察�in your father's time�察�a Venetian�察�a scholar and a soldier�察�

that came hither in company of the Marquis of Montferrat�拭�PORTIA。 Yes�察�

yes�察�it was Bassanio�察�as I think�察�so was he call'd。 NERISSA。 True�察�madam�察�

he�察  �of   all   the   men   that   ever   my   foolish   eyes   look'd   upon�察  �was   the   best 

deserving a fair lady。 PORTIA。 I remember him well�察�and I remember him 

worthy of thy praise。 

       Enter a SERVINGMAN 

       How now� �what news�拭�SERVINGMAN。 The four strangers seek for 

you�察  �madam�察  �to   take   their   leave�察  �and   there   is   a   forerunner   come   from   a 

fifth�察�the Prince of Morocco�察�who brings word the Prince his master will 

be here to´night。 PORTIA。 If I could bid the fifth welcome with so good 

heart as I can bid the other four farewell�察�I should be glad of his approach�察�

if   he have   the   condition of   a   saint   and   the   complexion   of a   devil�察 �I   had 

rather he should shrive me than wive me。 Come�察�Nerissa。 Sirrah�察�go before。 

Whiles   we   shut   the   gate   upon   one   wooer�察  �another   knocks   at   the   door。 

Exeunt 



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                    SCENE III。 Venice。 A public place 



     Enter BASSANIO With SHYLOCK the Jew 

       SHYLOCK。   Three   thousand   ducats´   well。   BASSANIO。 Ay�察  �sir�察  �for 

three months。 SHYLOCK。 For three months´ well。 BASSANIO。 For the 

which�察�as I told you�察�Antonio shall be bound。 SHYLOCK。 Antonio shall 

become bound´ well。 BASSANIO。 May you stead me�拭�Will you pleasure 

me�拭  �Shall   I   know   your   answer�拭  �SHYLOCK。   Three   thousand   ducats   for 

three    months�察   �and   Antonio     bound。    BASSANIO。         Your   answer    to  that。 

SHYLOCK。 Antonio   is   a   good   man。   BASSANIO。   Have   you   heard   any 

imputation to the contrary�拭�SHYLOCK。 Ho�察�no�察�no�察�no�察�no�察�my meaning 

in   saying   he   is   a   good   man   is   to   have   you   understand   me   that   he   is 

sufficient�察  �yet   his   means   are   in supposition�此�he   hath  an   argosy  bound   to 

Tripolis�察�another to the Indies�察�I understand�察�moreover�察�upon the Rialto�察�he 

hath a third at Mexico�察�a fourth for England´ and other ventures he hath�察�

squand'red   abroad。   But   ships   are   but   boards�察  �sailors   but   men�察  �there   be 

land´rats   and   water´rats�察  �water´thieves   and   land´thieves´   I   mean   pirates�察�

and    then   there   is  the  peril  of  waters�察  �winds�察   �and   rocks。   The   man    is�察�

notwithstanding�察�sufficient。 Three thousand ducats´ I think I may take his 

bond。   BASSANIO。   Be   assur'd   you   may。   SHYLOCK。   I   will   be   assur'd   I 

may�察  �and�察  �that   I   may   be   assured�察  �I   will   bethink   me。   May   I   speak   with 

Antonio�拭�BASSANIO。 If it please you to dine with us。 SHYLOCK。 Yes�察�

to smell   pork�察  �to   eat   of the habitation   which   your   prophet�察  �the   Nazarite�察�

conjured the devil into� �I will buy with you�察�sell with you�察�talk with you�察�

walk with you�察�and so following�察�but I will not eat with you�察�drink with 

you�察�nor pray with you。 What news on the Rialto�拭�Who is he comes here�拭�

       Enter ANTONIO 

       BASSANIO。 This is Signior Antonio。 SHYLOCK。 ��Aside�А�How like 

a fawning publican he looks� �I hate him for he is a Christian�察�But more for 

that in low simplicity He lends out money gratis�察�and brings down The rate 

of usance here with us in Venice。 If I can catch him once upon the hip�察�I 

will feed fat the ancient grudge I bear him。 He hates our sacred nation�察�and 

he   rails�察  �Even   there   where   merchants   most   do   congregate�察  �On   me�察  �my 

bargains�察�and my well´won thrift�察�Which he calls interest。 Cursed be my 



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tribe If I forgive him� �BASSANIO。 Shylock�察�do you hear�拭�SHYLOCK。 I 

am debating of my present store�察�And�察�by the near guess of my memory�察�I 

cannot instantly raise up the gross Of full three thousand ducats。 What of 

that�拭�Tubal�察�a wealthy Hebrew of my tribe�察�Will furnish me。 But soft� �how 

many months Do you desire�拭。�To ANTONIO�А�Rest you fair�察�good signior�察�

Your worship was the last man in our mouths。 ANTONIO。 Shylock�察�albeit 

I neither lend nor borrow By taking nor by giving of excess�察�Yet�察�to supply 

the ripe wants of my friend�察�I'll break a custom。 ��To BASSANIO�А�Is he yet 

possess'd How much ye would�拭�SHYLOCK。 Ay�察�ay�察�three thousand ducats。 

ANTONIO。 And for three months。 SHYLOCK。 I had forgot´ three months�察�

you   told   me   so。   Well   then�察  �your   bond�察  �and�察  �let   me   see´   but   hear   you�察�

Methoughts       you    said  you    neither   lend   nor   borrow    Upon     advantage。 

ANTONIO。 I   do   never use   it。  SHYLOCK。 When   Jacob   graz'd his uncle 

Laban's sheep´ This Jacob from our holy Abram was�察�As his wise mother 

wrought      in   his  behalf�察  �The    third   possessor�察   �ay�察  �he   was   the   third´ 

ANTONIO。 And what of him�拭�Did he take interest�拭�SHYLOCK。 No�察�not 

take interest�察�not�察�as you would say�察�Directly int'rest�察�mark what Jacob did�此�

When Laban and himself   were compromis'd That   all the eanlings   which 

were streak'd and pied Should fall as Jacob's hire�察�the ewes�察�being rank�察�In 

end of autumn turned to the rams�察�And when the work of generation was 

Between these woolly breeders in the act�察�The skilful shepherd pill'd me 

certain wands�察�And�察�in the doing of the deed of kind�察�He stuck them  up 

before the  fulsome  ewes�察�Who�察 �then conceiving�察 �did  in   eaning   time   Fall 

parti´colour'd lambs�察�and those were Jacob's。 This was a way to thrive�察�and 

he was blest�察�And thrift is blessing�察�if men steal it not。 ANTONIO。 This 

was a venture�察�sir�察�that Jacob serv'd for�察�A thing not in his power to bring 

to pass�察�But sway'd and fashion'd by the hand of heaven。 Was this inserted 

to   make    interest   good�拭   �Or   is  your   gold   and   silver   ewes   and    rams�拭�

SHYLOCK。   I   cannot   tell�察  �I   make   it   breed   as   fast。   But   note   me�察  �signior。 

ANTONIO。 ��Aside�А�Mark you this�察�Bassanio�察�The devil can cite Scripture 

for his purpose。 An evil soul producing holy witness Is like a villain with a 

smiling cheek�察�A goodly apple rotten at the heart。 O�察�what a goodly outside 

falsehood hath� �SHYLOCK。 Three thousand ducats´ 'tis a good round sum。 

Three   months   from   twelve�察  �the

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