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- come here today.
- My lord!
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Here stays without a messenger
with letters from the doctor
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new come from Padua.
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Come you from Padua, from old Bellario?
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From both, my lord.
Bellario greets your grace.
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Why do you whet your knife so earnestly?
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To cut the forfeiture
from that bankrupt there.
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Can no prayers pierce you?
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No, none that you have
wit enough to make.
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Be you damned, inexecrable dog
and for your life let justice be accused.
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Till you can rail the seal from off my bond,
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you but offend your lungs
to speak so loud.
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Prepare your wit, good youth,
or it will fall to cureless ruin.
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I stand here for law.
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- I stand for law!
- Silence! Silence!
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This letter does commend
a young and learned doctor to our court.
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- Well, where is he?
- He attendeth here hard by
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to know your answer,
whether you"ll admit him.
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Go, give him
courteous conduct to this place.
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Meantime, the court
shall hear Bellario"s letter.
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"Your grace shall understand that
at the receipt of your letter, I am very sick
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"but in the instant your messenger came
there was with me a young doctor of Rome
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"whose name is Balthasar.
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"He comes at my asking to take my place.
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"I beseech you,
let his lack of years be no impediment,
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"for I never knew so young a body
with so old a head.
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"I leave him to your gracious acceptance. "
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You heard Bellario, what he writes.
Oh, and here, I take it, is the doctor come.
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You are welcome.
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Take your place.
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Are you acquainted with the difference that
holds this present question in the court?
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I am informed thoroughly of the case.
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Which is the merchant here
and which the Jew?
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Antonio and old Shylock, both stand forth.