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Venice. A street.
[Enter SALARINO and SALANIO]
SALARINO
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Why man | I saw | Bassan|io und|er sail,
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With him | is Gra|tian|o gone | along;
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And in | their ship | I am sure | Loren|zo is
not.
SALANIO
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The villain | Jew with | outcries raised | the
duke.
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Who went | with him | to search | Bassan|io's
ship.
SALARINO
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He came too late,| the ship | was und|er sail;
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But there | the duke | was given | to und|erstand
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That in | a gond|ola | were seen | togeth||er
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Loren|zo and | his am|orous Jes|sica.
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Besides,| Anton|io cert|ified | the duke
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They were | not with | Bassan|io in | his ship.
SALANIO
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I nev|er heard | a pas|sion so | confused,
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So strange,| outra|geous, and | so var|iable,
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As the / dog Jew | did ut|ter in | the streets;
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My daught|er, O | my duc|ats, O | my daught|er,
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Fled with | a Chris|tian, O | my Chris|tian
duc|ats! (hex with prev)
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Justice,| the law,| my duc/ats, and my |
daughter;
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A sealed | bag, two sealed | bags of | ducats,
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Of doub|le duc|ats, stolen | from me | by my |
daughter,
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And jew|els, two | stones, two rich | and
prec|ious stones, (hex with prev)
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Stolen by | my daught|er: Just|ice, find | the
girl,
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She hath | the stones | upon her,| and the |
ducats.
SALARINO
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Why all | the boys | in Ven|ice fol|low him,
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Crying his | stones, his | daughter,| and his |
ducats.
SALANIO
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Let good | Anton|io look | he keep | his day
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Or he | shall pay | for this.
SALARINO
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Mar|ry well | remem||bered.
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I | reasoned | with a French|man yest|erday,
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Who told | me, in | the nar|row seas | that part
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The French | and Eng|lish, there | miscar|ried
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A ves|sel of | our count|ry rich|ly fraught:
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I thought | upon An|tonio | when he | told me,
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And wished | in sil|ence that | it were / not
his.
SALANIO
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You were best | to tell | Anton|io what | you
hear.
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Yet do | not sud|denly,| for it may*| grieve him.
SALARINO
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A kind|er gent|leman / treads not | the earth,
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I saw | Bassan|io and | Anton|io part,
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Bassan|io told | him he | would make | some speed
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Of his | return:| he ans|wered, do | not so,
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Slubber not | business | for my | sake Bas|sanio,
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But stay | the ve|ry rip|ing of | the time,
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And for | the Jew's | bond which he hath | of me,
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Let it not ent|er in | your mind | of love:
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Be mer|ry, and | employ | your chief|est thoughts
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To court|ship, and / such fair | ostents | of
love
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As shall | conven|iently | become | you there;
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And ev|en there | his eye | being big | with
tears,
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Turning his | face, he | put his | hand be|hind
him,
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And with | affec|tion wond|rous sen|sible
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He wrung | Bassan|io's hand,| and so | they
part||ed.
SALANIO
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I think | he on|ly loves | the world | for him,
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I pray | thee let | us go | and find | him out
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And quick|en his | embrac|ed heav|iness
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With some | delight | or oth|er.
SALARINO
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Do | we so.
[Exeunt]