The Merchant of Venice
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you spin such high-day wit in praising him.
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Come. Come, Nerissa,
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for I long to see quick Cupid"s post
that comes so mannerly.

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Bassanio, lord Love, if your will it be.
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There"s something tells me,
but it is not love.

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I would not lose you.
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And yourself knows
hate counsels not in such a quality.

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I would detain you here a month
or two before you venture for me.

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I could teach you
how to choose right

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but then I"d break my oath.
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That will I never do.
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So may you miss me
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and if you do, you make me wish that sin
that I had broke my oath.

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Contend me with your eyes
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for they have o"erlooked me
and divided me.

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One half of me is yours, the other half
yours, mine own, I would say,

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but if mine, then yours and so...
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all yours.

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