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falsehood hath� �SHYLOCK。 Three thousand ducats´ 'tis a good round sum。
Three months from twelve�察 �then let me see�察 �the rate´ ANTONIO。 Well�察�
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Shylock�察 �shall we be beholding to you�拭 �SHYLOCK。 Signior Antonio�察�
many a time and oft In the Rialto you have rated me About my moneys
and my usances�察�Still have I borne it with a patient shrug�察�For suff'rance is
the badge of all our tribe�察�You call me misbeliever�察 �cut´throat dog�察�And
spit upon my Jewish gaberdine�察�And all for use of that which is mine own。
Well then�察�it now appears you need my help�察�Go to�察�then�察�you come to me�察�
and you say 'Shylock�察�we would have moneys。' You say so´ You that did
void your rheum upon my beard And foot me as you spurn a stranger cur
Over your threshold�察 �moneys is your suit。 What should I say to you�拭�
Should I not say 'Hath a dog money�拭�Is it possible A cur can lend three
thousand ducats��' Or Shall I bend low and�察�in a bondman's key�察�With bated
breath and whisp'ring humbleness�察�Say this�此 �'Fair sir�察 �you spit on me on
Wednesday last�察�You spurn'd me such a day�察�another time You call'd me
dog�察�and for these courtesies I'll lend you thus much moneys'�拭�ANTONIO。
I am as like to call thee so again�察�To spit on thee again�察�to spurn thee too。 If
thou wilt lend this money�察 �lend it not As to thy friends´ for when did
friendship take A breed for barren metal of his friend�拭� But lend it rather to
thine enemy�察 �Who if he break thou mayst with better face Exact the
penalty。 SHYLOCK。 Why�察�look you�察�how you storm� �I would be friends
with you�察�and have your love�察�Forget the shames that you have stain'd me
with�察 �Supply your present wants�察 �and take no doit Of usance for my
moneys�察 �and you'll not hear me。 This is kind I offer。 BASSANIO。 This
were kindness。 SHYLOCK。 This kindness will I show。 Go with me to a
notary�察�seal me there Your single bond�察�and�察�in a merry sport�察�If you repay
me not on such a day�察�In such a place�察�such sum or sums as are Express'd
in the condition�察�let the forfeit Be nominated for an equal pound Of your
fair flesh�察�to be cut off and taken In what part of your body pleaseth me。
ANTONIO。 Content�察 �in faith�察 �I'll seal to such a bond�察�And say there is
much kindness in the Jew。 BASSANIO。 You shall not seal to such a bond
for me�察�I'll rather dwell in my necessity。 ANTONIO。 Why�察�fear not�察�man�察�I
will not forfeit it�察 �Within these two months´ that's a month before This
bond expires´ I do expect return Of thrice three times the value of this
bond。 SHYLOCK。 O father Abram�察�what these Christians are�察�Whose own
hard dealings teaches them suspect The thoughts of others� �Pray you�察�tell
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me this�此�If he should break his day�察�what should I gain By the exaction of
the forfeiture�拭 �A pound of man's flesh taken from a man Is not so
estimable�察�profitable neither�察�As flesh of muttons�察�beefs�察�or goats。 I say�察�To
buy his favour�察�I extend this friendship�察�If he will take it�察�so�察�if not�察�adieu�察�
And�察�for my love�察�I pray you wrong me not。 ANTONIO。 Yes�察�Shylock�察�I
will seal unto this bond。 SHYLOCK。 Then meet me forthwith at the
notary's�察�Give him direction for this merry bond�察�And I will go and purse
the ducats straight�察 �See to my house�察 �left in the fearful guard Of an
unthrifty knave�察 �and presently I'll be with you。 ANTONIO。 Hie thee�察�
gentle Jew。 Exit SHYLOCK The Hebrew will turn Christian�此 �he grows
kind。 BASSANIO。 I like not fair terms and a villain's mind。 ANTONIO。
Come on�察�in this there can be no dismay�察�My ships come home a month
before the day。 Exeunt
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ACT II。
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SCENE I。 Belmont。 PORTIA'S house
Flourish of cornets。 Enter the PRINCE of MOROCCO�察�a tawny Moor
all in white�察�and three or four FOLLOWERS accordingly�察�with PORTIA�察�
NERISSA�察�and train
PRINCE OF Morocco。 Mislike me not for my complexion�察 �The
shadowed livery of the burnish'd sun�察�To whom I am a neighbour�察�and near
bred。 Bring me the fairest creature northward born�察�Where Phoebus' fire
scarce thaws the icicles�察�And let us make incision for your love To prove
whose blood is reddest�察�his or mine。 I tell thee�察�lady�察�this aspect of mine
Hath fear'd the valiant�察�by my love�察�I swear The best´regarded virgins of
our clime Have lov'd it too。 I would not change this hue�察�Except to steal
your thoughts�察 �my gentle queen。 PORTIA。 In terms of choice I am not
solely led By nice direction of a maiden's eyes�察�Besides�察�the lott'ry of my
destiny Bars me the right of voluntary choosing。 But�察�if my father had not
scanted me�察�And hedg'd me by his wit to yield myself His wife who wins
me by that means I told you�察�Yourself�察�renowned Prince�察�then stood as fair
As any comer I have look'd on yet For my affection。 PRINCE OF
MOROCCO。 Even for that I thank you。 Therefore�察�I pray you�察�lead me to
the caskets To try my fortune。 By this scimitar�察�That slew the Sophy and a
Persian prince�察�That won three fields of Sultan Solyman�察�I would o'erstare
the sternest eyes that look�察�Outbrave the heart most daring on the earth�察�
Pluck the young sucking cubs from the she´bear�察�Yea�察�mock the lion when
'a roars for prey�察�To win thee�察�lady。 But�察�alas the while� �If Hercules and
Lichas play at dice Which is the better man�察�the greater throw May turn by
fortune from the weaker band。 So is Alcides beaten by his page�察�And so
may I�察 �blind Fortune leading me�察 �Miss that which one unworthier may
attain�察�And die with grieving。 PORTIA。 You must take your chance�察�And
either not attempt to choose at all�察 �Or swear before you choose�察 �if you
choose wrong�察 �Never to speak to lady afterward In way of marriage�察�
therefore be advis'd。 PRINCE OF MOROCCO。 Nor will not�察�come�察�bring
me unto my chance。 PORTIA。 First�察�forward to the temple。 After dinner
Your hazard shall be made。 PRINCE OF MOROCCO。 Good fortune then�察�
To make me blest or cursed'st among men� 。�Cornets�察�and exeunt�А�
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SCENE II。 Venice。 A street
Enter LAUNCELOT GOBBO
LAUNCELOT。 Certainly my conscience will serve me to run from
this Jew my master。 The f