The Merchant of Venice
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1:49:12
Dear ladies, welcome home.
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We have been praying
for our husbands" welfare,

1:49:17
whose speed
we hope the better for our words.

1:49:41
This night, methinks,
is but the daylight sick.

1:49:44
It looks a little paler.
1:49:48
"Tis a day such as the day is
when the sun is hid.

1:49:52
- Ho!
- Peace.

1:50:00
You"re welcome home, my lord.
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I thank you, madam.
Give welcome to my friend.

1:50:06
This is the man, this is Antonio
to whom I am so infinitely bound.

1:50:10
You should in all sense
be much bound to him,

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for as I hear he was much bound for you.
1:50:15
No more than I am well acquitted of.
1:50:19
Sir, you are welcome to our house.
1:50:21
It must appear in other ways than words
so I cut short this breathing courtesy.

1:50:34
By yonder moon,
I swear you do me wrong.

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In faith I gave it to the judge"s clerk.
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Would he were gelded
that had it, for my part,

1:50:43
since you do take it, love,
so much at heart.

1:50:46
A quarrel, ho, already? What"s the matter?
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About a hoop of gold,
a paltry ring that she did give me,

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whose motto was for all the world
like cutler"s poetry upon a knife.

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"Love me and leave me not. "

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