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The same. Before SHYLOCK'S house.
[Enter SHYLOCK and LAUNCELOT]
SHYLOCK
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Well, thou | shalt see,| thy eyes | shall be |
thy judge,
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The diffe|rence of old | Shylock / and Bas|sanio;
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What Jes|sica,| thou shalt | not gor|mandise
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As thou | hast done | with me:| What Jes|sica?
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And sleep,| and snore,| and rend | appar|el out.
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Why Jes|sica | I say.
LAUNCELOT
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Why Jes|sica.
SHYLOCK
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Who bids | thee call?| I do | not bid | thee
call.
LAUNCELOT
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Your worsh|ip was | wont to | tell me
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I could | do noth|ing without | bidding.
(tetra with prev)
[Enter Jessica]
JESSICA
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Call you?| What is | your will? \\
SHYLOCK
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I am | bid^forth | to sup|per Jes|sica,
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There are | my keys:| But where|fore should | I
go?
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I am / not bid | for love,| they flat|ter me,
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But yet | I'll go | in hate,| to feed | upon
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The prod|igal Chris|tian. Jes|sica | my girl,
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Look to | my house,| I am / right loath | to go,
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There is | some ill | a-brew|ing towards | my
rest,
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For I | did dream | of mon|eybags | tonight.
LAUNCELOT
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I be|seech you | sir go,| my young | master
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Doth ex|pect your | reproach.
SHYLOCK
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So do / I his.
LAUNCELOT
And they have conspired together, I will not say you shall see a masque, but
if you do, then it was not for nothing that my nose fell a-bleeding on Black
Monday last at six o'clock in the morning, falling out that year on Ash
Wednesday was four year in the afternoon.
SHYLOCK
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What are | there masques?| Hear you | me
Jes/sica,
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Lock up | my doors,| and when | you hear | the
drum
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And the / vile squeal|ing of the // wry-necked
fife,
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Clamber | not you | up to | the case|ments then,
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Nor thrust | your head | into | the pub|lic
street
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To gaze | on Chris|tian fools | with varn|ished
fac|es:
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But stop | my house|'s ears,| I mean | my
case|ments, (hex with prev)
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Let not | the sound | of shal|low fop|pery
ent||er
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My sob|er house.| By Jac|ob's staff | I swear,
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I have | no mind of feast|ing forth | tonight:
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But I will | go: Go / you be|fore me | sirrah,
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Say^I | will come.
LAUNCELOT
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I will | go be|fore sir.
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Mistress | look out | at wind|ow for / all this;
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There will | come a | Christian | by,
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Will be | worth a | Jewess'| eye.
[Exit]
SHYLOCK
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What says | that fool of | Hagar's | offspring?
Ha.
JESSICA
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His words | were fare/well mist|ress, noth|ing
else.
SHYLOCK
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The patch | is kind | enough,| but a huge |
feeder:
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Snail-slow in prof|it, and | he sleeps | by day
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More than the wildcat: drones | hive^not | with
me,
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Therefore | I part | with him,| and part | with
him
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To one that | would have | him help | to waste
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His bor|rowed purse.| Well Jes|sica | go in,
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Perhaps | I will | return | immed|iately;
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Do as I bid you, shut doors after you, fast bind,
fast find, ????
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A prov|erb nev|er stale | in thrif|ty mind.
[Exit]
JESSICA
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Farewell,| and if | my fort|une be | not crossed,
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I have | a fath|er, you | a daught|er lost.
[Exit]