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       LAUNCELOT。  Certainly   my   conscience   will   serve   me   to   run   from 

this Jew my master。 The fiend is at mine elbow and tempts me�察�saying to 

me 'Gobbo�察�Launcelot Gobbo�察�good Launcelot' or 'good Gobbo' or 'good 

Launcelot Gobbo�察�use your legs�察�take the start�察�run away。' My conscience 

says   'No�察  �take   heed�察  �honest   Launcelot�察  �take   heed�察  �honest   Gobbo'   or�察  �as 

aforesaid�察  �'honest   Launcelot   Gobbo�察  �do   not   run�察  �scorn   running   with   thy 

heels。' Well�察�the most courageous fiend bids me pack。 'Via��' says the fiend�察�

'away��' says the fiend。 'For the heavens�察�rouse up a brave mind' says the 

fiend 'and run。' Well�察�my conscience�察�hanging about the neck of my heart�察�

says very wisely to me 'My honest friend Launcelot�察�being an honest man's 

son' or rather 'an honest woman's son'�察�for indeed my father did something 

smack�察  �something   grow   to�察  �he   had   a   kind   of   taste´   well�察  �my   conscience 

says 'Launcelot�察�budge not。' 'Budge��' says the fiend。 'Budge not��' says my 

conscience。   'Conscience��'   say   I�察  。�you   counsel   well。'   'Fiend��'   say   I�察  �'you 

counsel well。' To be rul'd by my conscience�察�I should stay with the Jew my 

master�察  �who´   God   bless   the   mark� �   is   a   kind   of   devil�察  �and�察  �to   run   away 

from the Jew�察�I should be ruled by the fiend�察�who´ saving your reverence� � 

is the devil himself。 Certainly the Jew is the very devil incarnation�察�and�察�in 

my conscience�察�my conscience is but a kind of hard conscience to offer to 

counsel me to stay with the Jew。 The fiend gives the more friendly counsel。 

I will run�察�fiend�察�my heels are at your commandment�察�I will run。 

       Enter OLD GOBBO�察�with a basket 

       GOBBO。  Master   young   man�察  �you�察 �I   pray  you�察  �which is   the   way  to 

master Jew's�拭�LAUNCELOT。 ��Aside�А�O heavens� �This is my true´begotten 

father�察�who�察�being more than sand´blind�察�high´gravel blind�察�knows me not。 

I will try confusions with him。 GOBBO。 Master young gentleman�察�I pray 

you�察�which is the way to master Jew's�拭�LAUNCELOT。 Turn up on your 

right hand at the next turning�察�but�察�at the next turning of all�察�on your left�察�

marry�察�at the very next turning�察�turn of no hand�察�but turn down indirectly 

to the Jew's house。 GOBBO。 Be God's sonties�察�'twill be a hard way to hit� �

Can you tell me whether one Launcelot�察�that dwells with him�察�dwell with 



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him or no�拭�LAUNCELOT。 Talk you of young Master Launcelot�拭。�Aside�А�

Mark   me   now�察  �now   will   I   raise   the   waters。´   Talk   you   of   young   Master 

Launcelot�拭  �GOBBO。   No   master�察  �sir�察  �but   a   poor   man's   son�察  �his   father�察�

though I say't�察�is an honest exceeding poor man�察�and�察�God be thanked�察�well 

to   live。   LAUNCELOT。   Well�察  �let   his   father   be   what   'a   will�察  �we   talk   of 

young Master Launcelot。 GOBBO。 Your worship's friend�察�and Launcelot�察�

sir。 LAUNCELOT。 But I pray you�察�ergo�察�old man�察�ergo�察�I beseech you�察�talk 

you of young Master Launcelot�拭�GOBBO。 Of Launcelot�察�an't please your 

mastership。   LAUNCELOT。   Ergo�察  �Master   Launcelot。   Talk   not   of   Master 

Launcelot�察     �father�察  �for  the   young     gentleman�察    �according     to   Fates   and 

Destinies   and   such   odd   sayings�察  �the   Sisters   Three   and   such   branches   of 

learning�察�is indeed deceased�察�or�察�as you would say in plain terms�察�gone to 

heaven。 GOBBO。   Marry�察  �God   forbid� �The   boy was   the very  staff   of   my 

age�察�my very prop。 LAUNCELOT。 Do I look like a cudgel or a hovel´post�察�

a   staff   or   a   prop�拭  �Do   you   know   me�察  �father�拭  �GOBBO。 Alack   the   day�察  �I 

know you not�察�young gentleman�察�but I pray you tell me�察�is my boy´ God 

rest his soul� � alive or dead�拭�LAUNCELOT。 Do you not know me�察�father�拭�

GOBBO。 Alack�察�sir�察�I am sand´blind�察�I know you not。 LAUNCELOT。 Nay�察�

indeed�察 �if   you   had   your   eyes�察  �you   might   fail   of   the   knowing   me�此  �it   is   a 

wise father that knows his own child。 Well�察�old man�察�I will tell you news 

of   your   son。   Give   me   your   blessing�察  �truth   will   come   to   light�察  �murder 

cannot be hid long�察�a man's son may�察�but in the end truth will out。 GOBBO。 

Pray    you�察   �sir�察 �stand   up�察 �I  am    sure   you   are   not  Launcelot     my    boy。 

LAUNCELOT。 Pray you�察�let's have no more fooling about it�察�but give me 

your blessing�察�I am Launcelot�察�your boy that was�察�your son that is�察�your 

child     that   shall   be。   GOBBO。         I  cannot     think    you    are   my    son。 

LAUNCELOT。 I know not what I shall think of that�察�but I am Launcelot�察�

the Jew's man�察�and I am sure Margery your wife is my mother。 GOBBO。 

Her name is Margery�察�indeed。 I'll be sworn�察�if thou be Launcelot�察�thou art 

mine own flesh and blood。 Lord worshipp'd might he be�察�what a beard hast 

thou got� �Thou hast got more hair on thy chin than Dobbin my fill´horse 

has   on   his   tail。   LAUNCELOT。   It   should   seem�察  �then�察  �that   Dobbin's   tail 

grows backward�察�I am sure he had more hair of his tail than I have of my 

face when I last saw him。 GOBBO。 Lord�察�how art thou chang'd� �How dost 



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thou and thy master agree�拭�I have brought him a present。 How 'gree you 

now�拭�LAUNCELOT。 Well�察�well�察�but�察�for mine own part�察�as I have set up 

my  rest   to   run   away�察 �so   I   will   not   rest   till   I   have   run   some   ground。   My 

master's a very Jew。 Give him a present� �Give him a halter。 I am famish'd 

in his service�察�you may tell every finger I have with my ribs。 Father�察�I am 

glad   you   are   come�察  �give   me   your   present   to   one   Master   Bassanio�察  �who 

indeed gives rare new liveries�察�if I serve not him�察�I will run as far as God 

has any ground。 O rare fortune� �Here comes the man。 To him�察�father�察�for I 

am a Jew�察�if I serve the Jew any longer。 

       Enter BASSANIO�察�with LEONARDO�察�with a FOLLOWER or two 

       BASSANIO。 You   may  do   so�察  �but let   it   be   so hasted that   supper   be 

ready at the farthest by five of the clock。 See these letters delivered�察�put 

the liveries to making�察�and desire Gratiano to come anon to my lodging。 

Exit a SERVANT LAUNCELOT。 To him�察�father。 GOBBO。 God bless your 

worship� �BASSANIO。 Gramercy�察�wouldst thou aught with me�拭�GOBBO。 

Here's my son�察�sir�察�a poor boy´ LAUNCELOT。 Not a poor boy�察�sir�察�but the 

rich Jew's man�察�that would�察�sir�察�as my father shall specify´ GOBBO。   He 

hath   a   great   infection�察  �sir�察  �as   one   would   say�察  �to   serve´   LAUNCELOT。 

Indeed the short and the long is�察�I serve the Jew�察�and have a desire�察�as my 

father   shall   specify´   GOBBO。   His   master   and   he�察 �saving   your   worship's 

reverence�察�are scarce cater´cousins´ LAUNCELOT。 To be brief�察�the very 

truth is that the Jew�察�having done me wrong�察�doth cause me�察�as my father�察�

being I hope an old man�察�shall frutify unto you´ GOBBO。 I have here a 

dish   of   doves   that   I   would   bestow   upon   your   worship�察  �and   my   suit   is´ 

LAUNCELOT。   In   very   brief�察  �the   suit   is   impertinent   to   myself�察  �as   your 

worship shall know by this honest old man�察�and�察�though I say it�察�though 

old man�察�yet poor man�察�my father。 BASSANIO。 One speak for both。 What 

would   you�拭  �LAUNCELOT。   Serve              you�察  �sir。   GOBBO。   That   is   the   very 

defect of the matter�察�sir。 BASSANIO。 I know thee well�察�thou hast obtain'd 

thy  suit。   Shylock thy  master   spoke   with   me   this   day�察�And   hath   preferr'd 

thee�察  �if   it   be   preferment   To   leave   a   rich   Jew's   service   to   become   The 

follower of so poor a gentleman。 LAUNCELOT。 The old proverb is very 

well parted between my master Shylock and you�察�sir�此�you have the grace 

of God�察�sir�察�and he hath enough。 BASSAN

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