SHYLOCK The Merchant of Venice By Alfred de Vigny

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SHYLOCK The Merchant of Venice By Alfred de Vigny BASSANIO: No. As for me, I wouldn't dare offer you such a small thing Rather, sir, take what I propose. PORTIA: I don't wish anything more, and I feel, at sight of it Great desire that it pass and stay in my power. BASSANIO: It's worth more to me than it appears, sir! I will make you one today that resembles it In diamonds and gold, but this one here— PORTIA: That's fine; we aren't staying long here. BASSANIO: I must confess it, I have it from my wife Who— PORTIA: That excuse comes from a very beautiful soul! But, you will really allow me, for my part That to this pretext I give little faith. BASSANIO: She made me swear— PORTIA: At least being a mad woman She can get upset over a bauble Which cannot be worth what I've done for you. Good bye, we're leaving here. (She leaves with Nerissa.) ANTONIO: As for me, indeed I think SCENE II 63
That it's quite a small thing for his desires to prevail Over your vows. SHYLOCK The Merchant of Venice By Alfred de Vigny BASSANIO: Friendship will then be the strongest You wish it. (to Gratiano) Go, run, give him this ring. (Gratiano takes the ring and leaves) As for us, let's fly to Belmont, to excuse myself for a gift That I was unable, despite the voice which invites us To grant only to the one who saved your life. CURTAIN SCENE II 64
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