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the   chaff   and   ruin   of   the   times�察  �To   be   new   varnish'd�   �Well�察  �but   to   my 

choice。 'Who chooseth me shall get as much as he deserves。' I will assume 

desert。 Give me a key for this�察�And instantly unlock my fortunes here。 ��He 

opens the silver casket�А�PORTIA。 ��Aside�А�Too long a pause for that which 

you find there。 ARRAGON。 What's here�拭�The portrait of a blinking idiot 

Presenting   me   a   schedule�   �I   will   read   it。   How   much   unlike   art   thou   to 

Portia� �How much unlike my hopes and my deservings� �'Who chooseth me 

shall have as   much as he   deserves。' Did I deserve no more   than a   fool's 

head�拭�Is that my prize�拭�Are my deserts no better�拭�PORTIA。 To offend and 

judge   are   distinct   offices And   of   opposed   natures。 ARRAGON。  What   is 

here�拭。�Reads�А�

       'The   fire   seven   times   tried   this�察  �Seven   times   tried   that   judgment   is 

That did never choose amiss。 Some there be that shadows kiss�察�Such have 

but a shadow's bliss。 There be fools alive iwis Silver'd o'er�察�and so was this。 

Take what wife you will to bed�察�I will ever be your head。 So be gone�察�you 

are sped。' 

       Still   more   fool   I   shall   appear   By   the   time   I   linger   here。   With   one 

fool's head I came to woo�察�But I go away with two。 Sweet�察�adieu� �I'll keep 

my oath�察�Patiently to bear my wroth。 Exit with his train 

       PORTIA。 Thus   hath   the   candle sing'd the   moth。  O�察 �these   deliberate 

fools� �When they do choose�察�They have the wisdom by their wit to lose。 

NERISSA。 The ancient saying is no heresy�此�Hanging and wiving goes by 

destiny。 PORTIA。 Come�察�draw the curtain�察�Nerissa。 

       Enter a SERVANT 

       SERVANT。 Where is my lady�拭�PORTIA。 Here�察�what would my lord�拭�

SERVANT。 Madam�察�there is alighted at your gate A young Venetian�察�one 

that comes before To signify th' approaching of his lord�察�From whom he 

bringeth sensible regreets�察�To wit�察�besides commends and courteous breath�察�

Gifts of rich value。 Yet I have not seen So likely an ambassador of love。 A 

day in April never came so sweet To show how costly summer was at hand 

As this fore´spurrer comes before his lord。 PORTIA。 No more�察�I pray thee�察�

I am half afeard Thou wilt say anon he is some kin to thee�察�Thou spend'st 

such high´day wit in praising him。 Come�察�come�察�Nerissa�察�for I long to see 

Quick   Cupid's   post   that   comes   so   mannerly。   NERISSA。   Bassanio�察  �Lord 



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Love�察�if thy will it be� �Exeunt 



       



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                 ACT III。 



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                           SCENE I。 Venice。 A street 



     Enter SOLANIO and SALERIO 

       SOLANIO。 Now�察�what   news on the Rialto�拭�SALERIO。 Why�察 �yet   it 

lives there uncheck'd that Antonio hath a ship of rich lading wreck'd on the 

narrow seas�察�the Goodwins I think they call the place�察�a very dangerous 

flat and fatal�察�where the carcases of many a tall ship lie buried�察�as they say�察�

if my gossip Report be an honest woman of her word。 SOLANIO。 I would 

she   were   as   lying   a   gossip   in   that   as   ever   knapp'd   ginger   or   made   her 

neighbours believe she wept for the death of a third husband。 But it is true�察�

without any slips of prolixity or crossing the plain highway of talk�察�that the 

good Antonio�察�the honest Antonio´ O that I had a title good enough to keep 

his   name    company� �      SALERIO。       Come�察   �the   full  stop。  SOLANIO。       Ha� �

What sayest thou�拭�Why�察�the end is�察�he hath lost a ship。 SALERIO。 I would 

it might prove the end of his losses。 SOLANIO。 Let me say amen betimes�察�

lest the devil cross my prayer�察�for here he comes in the likeness of a Jew。 

       Enter SHYLOCK 

       How now�察�Shylock�拭�What news among the merchants�拭�SHYLOCK。 

You   knew�察  �none   so   well�察  �none   so   well   as   you�察  �of   my   daughter's   flight。 

SALERIO。   That's   certain�察  �I�察  �for   my   part�察  �knew   the   tailor   that   made   the 

wings she flew withal。 SOLANIO。 And Shylock�察�for his own part�察�knew 

the bird was flidge�察�and then it is the complexion of them all to leave the 

dam。   SHYLOCK。   She   is   damn'd   for   it。   SALERIO。  That's   certain�察  �if   the 

devil   may   be   her   judge。   SHYLOCK。   My  own   flesh   and   blood   to   rebel� �

SOLANIO。 Out upon it�察�old carrion� �Rebels it at these years�拭�SHYLOCK。 

I say  my  daughter   is   my  flesh and   my  blood。  SALERIO。 There is   more 

difference   between   thy   flesh   and   hers   than   between   jet   and   ivory�察  �more 

between your bloods than there is between red wine and Rhenish。 But tell 

us�察  �do   you   hear   whether     Antonio    have    had   any   loss   at  sea  or  no�拭�

SHYLOCK。 There I have another bad match�此�a bankrupt�察�a prodigal�察�who 

dare scarce show his head on the Rialto�察�a beggar�察�that was us'd to come so 

smug upon the mart。 Let him look to his bond。 He was wont to call me 

usurer�察   �let  him   look   to  his  bond。   He   was   wont    to  lend   money   for   a 

Christian courtesy�察�let him look to his bond。 SALERIO。 Why�察�I am sure�察�if 



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he forfeit�察�thou wilt not take his flesh。 What's that good for�拭�SHYLOCK。 

To bait fish withal。 If it will feed nothing else�察�it will feed my revenge。 He 

hath   disgrac'd   me   and   hind'red   me   half   a   million�察  �laugh'd   at   my   losses�察�

mock'd at my gains�察�scorned my nation�察�thwarted my bargains�察�cooled my 

friends�察�heated mine enemies。 And what's his reason�拭�I am a Jew。 Hath not 

a Jew eyes�拭�Hath not a Jew hands�察�organs�察�dimensions�察�senses�察�affections�察�

passions�察�fed with the same food�察�hurt with the same weapons�察�subject to 

the same diseases�察�healed by the same means�察�warmed and cooled by the 

same   winter   and   summer�察  �as   a   Christian   is�拭  �If   you   prick   us�察  �do   we   not 

bleed�拭�If you tickle us�察�do we not laugh�拭�If you poison us�察�do we not die�拭�

And if you wrong us�察�shall we not revenge�拭�If we are like you in the rest�察�

we   will   resemble   you   in   that。   If   a   Jew   wrong   a   Christian�察  �what   is   his 

humility�拭�Revenge。 If a Christian wrong a Jew�察�what should his sufferance 

be by Christian example�拭�Why�察�revenge。 The villainy you teach me I will 

execute�察�and itshall go hard but I will better the instruction。 

       Enter a MAN from ANTONIO 

       MAN。 Gentlemen�察�my master Antonio is at his house�察�and desires to 

speak with you both。 SALERIO。 We have been up and down to seek him。 

       Enter TUBAL 

       SOLANIO。        Here   comes     another    of  the  tribe�察  �a  third  cannot    be 

match'd�察�unless the devil himself turn Jew。 Exeunt SOLANIO�察�SALERIO�察�

and   MAN   SHYLOCK。   How   now�察  �Tubal�察  �what   news   from   Genoa�拭  �Hast 

thou found my daughter�拭�TUBAL。 I often came where I did hear of her�察�


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