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Hear me yet, good Shylock.
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L"ll have my bond.
Speak not against my bond.
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I have sworn an oath
that I will have my bond.
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You called me dog before you had a cause.
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But since I am a dog, beware my fangs.
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The duke will grant me justice.
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I do wonder, you wicked gaolers,
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you are so fond
to come abroad with him at his request.
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- I pray you, hear me speak!
- L"ll have my bond,
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I will not hear you speak.
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L"ll have my bond, therefore speak no more.
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L"ll not be made a soft and dull-eyed fool,
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to shake their head, relent and sigh
and yield to Christian intercessors.
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L"ll have no speaking, follow not.
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I will have my bond.
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It is the most impenetrable cur
that ever kept with men.
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Let him alone.
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L"ll follow him no more
with bootless prayers.
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He seeks my life.
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His reason well I know.
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L"m sure the duke will never grant
this forfeiture to hold!
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The duke cannot deny the course of law.
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For the commodity that strangers have
with us in Venice, if it be denied,
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will much impeach the justice of the state.
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Therefore, go.
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Oh!
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These griefs and losses have so bated me
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that I shall hardly find a pound of flesh
tomorrow for my bloody creditor.
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Pray God Bassanio come
to see me pay his debt.
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Then I care not.