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of God�察�sir�察�and he hath enough。 BASSANIO。 Thou speak'st it well。 Go�察�



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father�察�with thy son。 Take leave of thy old master�察�and inquire My lodging 

out。 ��To a SERVANT�А�Give him a livery More guarded than his fellows'�察�

see it done。 LAUNCELOT。 Father�察�in。 I cannot get a service�察�no� �I have 

ne'er a tongue in my head� 。�Looking on his palm�А�Well�察�if any man in Italy 

have   a   fairer   table   which   doth   offer  to swear  upon   a   book´   I  shall   have 

good   fortune。   Go   to�察  �here's   a   simple   line   of   life�察  �here's   a   small   trifle   of 

wives�察�alas�察�fifteen wives is nothing�察�a'leven widows and nine maids is a 

simple coming´in for one man。 And then to scape drowning thrice�察�and to 

be in peril of my life with the edge of a feather´bed´here are simple scapes。 

Well�察  �if   Fortune   be   a   woman�察  �she's   a   good   wench   for   this   gear。   Father�察�

come�察     �I'll  take   my    leave    of   the   Jew     in  the   twinkling。     Exeunt 

LAUNCELOT            and    OLD     GOBBO        BASSANIO。         I  pray    thee�察  �good 

Leonardo�察�think on this。 These things being bought and orderly bestowed�察�

Return in haste�察�for I do feast to´night My best esteem'd acquaintance�察�hie 

thee�察 �go。   LEONARDO。   My  best   endeavours   shall be   done  herein。   Enter 

GRATIANO 

       GRATIANO。   Where's   your   master�拭  �LEONARDO。   Yonder�察  �sir�察  �he 

walks。     Exit   GRATIANO。          Signior    Bassanio�     �BASSANIO。         Gratiano� �

GRATIANO。          I  have   suit  to  you。   BASSANIO。         You    have   obtain'd   it。 

GRATIANO。   You   must   not   deny   me�此  �I   must   go   with   you   to   Belmont。 

BASSANIO。 Why�察�then you must。 But hear thee�察�Gratiano�此�Thou art too 

wild�察�too rude�察�and bold of voice´ Parts that become thee happily enough�察�

And in such eyes as ours appear not faults�察�But where thou art not known�察�

why there they show Something too liberal。 Pray thee�察�take pain To allay 

with some cold drops of modesty Thy skipping spirit�察�lest through thy wild 

behaviour   I   be   misconst'red   in   the   place   I   go   to   And   lose   my   hopes。 

GRATIANO。 Signior Bassanio�察�hear me�此�If I do not put on a sober habit�察�

Talk with respect�察�and swear but now and then�察�Wear prayer´books in my 

pocket�察�look demurely�察�Nay more�察�while grace is saying hood mine eyes 

Thus   with   my   hat�察  �and   sigh�察  �and   say   amen�察  �Use   all   the   observance   of 

civility Like one well studied in a sad ostent To please his grandam�察�never 

trust me more。 BASSANIO。 Well�察�we shall see your bearing。 GRATIANO。 

Nay�察�but I bar to´night�察�you shall not gauge me By what we do to´night。 

BASSANIO。 No�察�that were pity�察�I would entreat you rather to put on Your 



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boldest suit of mirth�察�for we have friends That purpose merriment。 But fare 

you well�察�I have some business。 GRATIANO。 And I must to Lorenzo and 

the rest�察�But we will visit you at supper´time。 Exeunt 



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              SCENE III。 Venice。 SHYLOCK'S house 



    Enter JESSICA and LAUNCELOT 

       JESSICA。 I am sorry thou wilt leave my father so。 Our house is hell�察�

and thou�察�a merry devil�察�Didst rob it of some taste of tediousness。 But fare 

thee well�察�there is a ducat for thee�察�And�察�Launcelot�察�soon at supper shalt 

thou see Lorenzo�察�who is thy new master's guest。 Give him this letter�察�do it 

secretly。 And so farewell。 I would not have my father See me in talk with 

thee。 LAUNCELOT。 Adieu� �tears exhibit my tongue。 Most beautiful pagan�察�

most sweet Jew� �If a Christian do not play the knave and get thee�察�I am 

much deceived。 But�察  �adieu� �these   foolish drops do   something drown   my 

manly      spirit�察  �adieu�    �JESSICA。      Farewell�察    �good    Launcelot。     Exit 

LAUNCELOT Alack�察�what heinous sin is it in me To be asham'd to be my 

father's   child�   �But   though   I   am  a   daughter   to  his   blood�察 �I   am  not   to   his 

manners。 O Lorenzo�察�If thou keep promise�察�I shall end this strife�察�Become 

a Christian and thy loving wife。 Exit 



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                          SCENE IV。 Venice。 A street 



     Enter GRATIANO�察�LORENZO�察�SALERIO�察�and SOLANIO 

       LORENZO。  Nay�察  �we   will   slink   away  in   suppertime�察  �Disguise   us   at 

my  lodging�察  �and   return All   in   an hour。   GRATIANO。  We   have   not   made 

good preparation。 SALERIO。 We have not spoke us yet of torch´bearers。 

SOLANIO。 'Tis vile�察�unless it may be quaintly ordered�察�And better in my 

mind not undertook。 LORENZO。 'Tis now but four o'clock�察�we have two 

hours To furnish us。 

       Enter LAUNCELOT�察�With a letter 

       Friend Launcelot�察�what's the news�拭�LAUNCELOT。 An it shall please 

you to break up this�察�it shall seem to signify。 LORENZO。 I know the hand�察�

in   faith�察 �'tis   a   fair   hand�察�And   whiter   than the   paper it   writ on   Is   the   fair 

hand that writ。 GRATIANO。 Love´news�察�in faith� �LAUNCELOT。 By your 

leave�察�sir。 LORENZO。 Whither goest thou�拭�LAUNCELOT。 Marry�察�sir�察�to 

bid   my   old   master�察  �the   Jew�察  �to   sup   to´night   with   my   new   master�察  �the 

Christian。 LORENZO。 Hold�察�here�察�take this。 Tell gentle Jessica I will not 

fail her�察  �speak   it privately。  Go�察  �gentlemen�察  �Exit   LAUNCELOT Will   you 

prepare   you   for   this   masque   to´night�拭  �I   am   provided   of   a   torch´bearer。 

SALERIO。 Ay�察  �marry�察  �I'll   be   gone   about   it   straight。   SOLANIO。 And   so 

will   I。   LORENZO。   Meet   me   and   Gratiano   At   Gratiano's   lodging   some 

hour    hence。    SALERIO。        'Tis  good    we   do   so。  Exeunt     SALERIO       and 

SOLANIO GRATIANO。 Was not that letter from fair Jessica�拭�LORENZO。 

I must needs tell thee all。 She hath directed How I shall take her from her 

father's   house�察  �What   gold   and   jewels   she   is   furnish'd   with�察  �What   page's 

suit she hath in readiness。 If e'er the Jew her father come to heaven�察�It will 

be for his gentle daughter's sake�察�And never dare misfortune cross her foot�察�

Unless   she   do   it   under   this   excuse�察 �That   she   is   issue   to   a   faithless   Jew。 

Come�察  �go   with   me�察  �peruse   this   as   thou   goest�察  �Fair   Jessica   shall   be   my 

torch´bearer。 Exeunt 



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          SCENE V。 Venice。 Before SHYLOCK'S house 



     Enter SHYLOCK and LAUNCELOT 

       SHYLOCK。   Well�察  �thou   shalt   see�察  �thy   eyes   shall   be   thy   judge�察  �The 

difference of   old   Shylock   and   Bassanio。´ What�察 �Jessica� � Thou   shalt   not 

gormandize As   thou   hast   done   with   me´   What�察  �Jessica� � And   sleep   and 

snore�察  �and   rend   apparel   out´   Why�察  �Jessica�察  �I   say�   �LAUNCELOT。   Why�察�

Jessica�     �SHYLOCK。         Who     bids   thee   call�拭  �I  do   not   bid   thee    call。 

LAUNCELOT。   Your   worship   was   wont   to   tell   me   I   could   do   nothing 

without bidding。 

       Enter JESSICA 

       JESSICA。 Call you�拭�What is your will�拭�SHYLOCK。 I am bid forth to 

supper�察�Jessica�察�There are my keys。 But wherefore should I go�拭�I am not 

bid   for   love�察  �they   flatter   me�察  �But   yet   I'll   go   in   hate�察  �to   feed   upon   The 

prodigal Christian。 Jessica�察�my girl�察�Look to my house。 I am right loath to 

go�察  �There   is   some   ill   a´brewing   towards   my   rest�察  �For   I   did   dream   of 

money´bags   to´night。   LAUNCELOT。   I   beseech   you�察  �sir�察  �go�察  �my   young 

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