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

master doth expect your reproach。 SHYLOCK。 So do I his。 LAUNCELOT。 

And they have conspired together�察�I will not say you shall see a masque�察�

but if you do�察�then it was not for nothing that my nose fell a´bleeding on 

Black   Monday  last   at   six   o'clock   i'   th'   morning�察  �falling   out   that   year   on 

Ash   Wednesday   was   four   year�察  �in   th'   afternoon。   SHYLOCK。   What�察  �are 

there masques�拭�Hear you me�察�Jessica�此�Lock up my doors�察�and when you 

hear the drum�察�And the vile squealing of the wry´neck'd fife�察�Clamber not 

you up to the casements then�察�Nor thrust your head into the public street 

To gaze on Christian fools with varnish'd faces�察�But stop my house's ears´ 

I mean my casements�察�Let not the sound of shallow fopp'ry enter My sober 

house。 By Jacob's staff�察�I swear I have no mind of feasting forth to´night�察�

But I will go。 Go you before me�察�sirrah�察�Say I will come。 LAUNCELOT。 I 

will   go   before�察 �sir。   Mistress�察  �look   out   at   window   for   all   this。 There   will 

come a Christian by Will be worth a Jewess' eye。 Exit SHYLOCK。 What 

says    that   fool   of  Hagar's    offspring�察   �ha�拭  �JESSICA。      His    words    were 

'Farewell�察�mistress'�察�nothing else。 SHYLOCK。 The patch is kind enough�察�

but a huge feeder�察�Snail´slow in profit�察�and he sleeps by day More than the 



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wild´cat�察�drones hive not with me�察�Therefore I part with him�察�and part with 

him To one that I would have him help to waste His borrowed purse。 Well�察�

Jessica�察  �go   in�察  �Perhaps   I   will   return   immediately。   Do   as   I   bid   you�察  �shut 

doors after you。 Fast bind�察�fast find´ A proverb never stale in thrifty mind。 

Exit JESSICA。 Farewell�察�and if my fortune be not crost�察�I have a father�察�

you a daughter�察�lost。 Exit 



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         SCENE VI。 Venice。 Before SHYLOCK'S house 



    Enter the maskers�察�GRATIANO and SALERIO 

       GRATIANO。 This is the pent´house under which Lorenzo Desired us 

to make stand。 SALERIO。 His hour is almost past。 GRATIANO。 And it is 

marvel     he  out´dwells    his  hour�察 �For   lovers   ever  run   before   the  clock。 

SALERIO。 O�察�ten times faster Venus' pigeons fly To seal love's bonds new 

made than they are wont To keep obliged faith unforfeited� �GRATIANO。 

That ever holds�此�who riseth from a feast With that keen appetite that he sits 

down�拭�Where   is   the horse that   doth   untread   again   His tedious   measures 

with the unbated fire That he did pace them first�拭�All things that are Are 

with more spirit chased   than enjoyed。 How like   a younker or a prodigal 

The scarfed bark puts from her native bay�察�Hugg'd and embraced by the 

strumpet wind�察�How like the prodigal doth she return�察�With over´weather'd 

ribs and ragged sails�察�Lean�察�rent�察�and beggar'd by the strumpet wind� �

       Enter LORENZO 

       SALERIO。 Here comes Lorenzo�察�more of this hereafter。 LORENZO。 

Sweet   friends�察  �your   patience   for   my   long   abode�   �Not   I�察  �but   my   affairs�察�

have made you wait。 When you shall please to play the thieves for wives�察�

I'll watch as long for you then。 Approach�察�Here dwells my father Jew。 Ho� �

who's within�拭�

       Enter JESSICA�察�above�察�in boy's clothes 

       JESSICA。 Who are you�拭�Tell me�察�for more certainty�察�Albeit I'll swear 

that I do know your tongue。 LORENZO。 Lorenzo�察�and thy love。 JESSICA。 

Lorenzo�察�certain�察�and my love indeed�察�For who love I so much�拭�And now 

who knows But you�察�Lorenzo�察�whether I am yours�拭�LORENZO。 Heaven 

and   thy   thoughts   are   witness   that   thou   art。   JESSICA。   Here�察  �catch   this 

casket�察�it is worth the pains。 I am glad 'tis night�察�you do not look on me�察�

For   I   am   much   asham'd   of   my   exchange�察  �But   love   is   blind�察  �and   lovers 

cannot see The pretty follies that themselves commit�察�For�察�if they could�察�

Cupid     himself    would    blush   To   see   me   thus   transformed     to  a  boy。 

LORENZO。 Descend�察�for you must be my torch´bearer。 JESSICA。 What� �

must I hold a candle to my shames�拭�They in themselves�察�good sooth�察�are 

too   too   light。   Why�察  �'tis   an   office   of   discovery�察  �love�察  �And   I   should   be 



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obscur'd。 LORENZO。 So are you�察�sweet�察�Even in the lovely garnish of a 

boy。 But come at once�察�For the close night doth play the runaway�察�And we 

are stay'd for at Bassanio's feast。 JESSICA。 I will make fast the doors�察�and 

gild myself With some moe ducats�察�and be with you straight。 Exit above 

GRATIANO。          Now�察  �by   my   hood�察   �a  gentle�察 �and   no   Jew。   LORENZO。 

Beshrew me�察�but I love her heartily�察�For she is wise�察�if I can judge of her�察�

And   fair   she   is�察  �if   that   mine   eyes   be   true�察�And   true   she   is�察  �as   she   hath 

prov'd herself�察�And therefore�察�like herself�察�wise�察�fair�察�and true�察�Shall she be 

placed in my constant soul。 

       Enter JESSICA�察�below 

       What�察�art thou come�拭�On�察�gentlemen�察�away�察�Our masquing mates by 

this time for us stay。 Exit with JESSICA and SALERIO 

       Enter ANTONIO 

       ANTONIO。 Who's there�拭�GRATIANO。 Signior Antonio�拭�ANTONIO。 

Fie�察�fie�察�Gratiano�察�where are all the rest�拭�'Tis nine o'clock�察�our friends all 

stay   for  you�察  �No   masque   to´night�察   �the   wind  is   come   about�察 �Bassanio 

presently     will  go   aboard�察  �I  have   sent   twenty    out  to  seek   for   you。 

GRATIANO。 I am glad on't�察�I desire no more delight Than to be under sail 

and gone to´night。 Exeunt 



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               SCENE VII。 Belmont。 PORTIA's house 



     Flourish of cornets。 Enter PORTIA�察�with the PRINCE OF MOROCCO�察�

and their trains 

       PORTIA。      Go    draw    aside   the  curtains   and    discover   The    several 

caskets     to  this  noble    Prince。   Now     make    your    choice。   PRINCE       OF 

MOROCCO。 The first�察�of gold�察�who this inscription bears�此�'Who chooseth 

me   shall    gain  what    many   men     desire。'   The  second�察  �silver�察 �which    this 

promise carries�此�'Who chooseth me shall get as much as he deserves。' This 

third�察 �dull   lead�察  �with   warning   all   as   blunt�此  �'Who   chooseth   me   must   give 

and    hazard    all  he  hath。'  How    shall  I  know    if  I  do  choose   the   right�拭�

PORTIA。 The one of them contains my picture�察�Prince�察�If you choose that�察�

then   I   am   yours   withal。   PRINCE   OF   MOROCCO。   Some   god   direct   my 

judgment� �Let me see�察�I will survey th' inscriptions back again。 What says 

this leaden casket�拭�'Who chooseth me must give and hazard all he hath。' 

Must   give´   for   what�拭  �For   lead�拭  �Hazard   for   lead�   �This   casket   threatens�察�

men that hazard all Do it in hope of fair advantages。 A golden mind stoops 

not to shows of dross�察�I'll then nor give nor hazard aught for lead。 What 

says the silver with her virgin hue�拭�'Who chooseth me shall get as much as 

he deserves。' As much as he deserves� �Pause there�察�Morocco�察�And weigh 

thy value with an even hand。 If thou beest rated by thy estimation�察�Thou 

dost deserve enough�察�and yet enough May not extend so far as to the lady�察�

And yet to be afeard of my deserving Were but a weak disabling of myself。 

As much as I deserve�拭�Why�察�that's the lady� �I do in birth deserve her�察�and 

in fortunes�察�In graces�察�and in qualities of breeding�察�But more than these�察�in 

love I do deserve。 What if I stray'd no farther�察�but chose here�拭�Let's see 

once more this saying grav'd in gold�此�'Who chooseth me shall gain wha

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