The Merchant of Venice
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Madam, if you knew
to whom you show this honour,

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how true a gentleman you send relief,
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how dear a lover of my lord your husband,
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I know you would be prouder of the work
than customary kindness would allow you.

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I never did repent for doing good,
I shall not now.

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For in companions that do
converse and waste the time together

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there needs must be a like proportion
of lineaments, of manners and of spirit.

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Which makes me think that this Antonio,
being the bosom lover of my lord,

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must needs be like my lord.
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If it be so, how little
is the cost I have bestowed

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in purchasing the semblance of my soul
from out of this state of hellish cruelty.

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This comes too near
the praising of myself.

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Therefore, no more of it. Hear other things.
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Lorenzo, I commit into your hands
the husbandry and manage of my house

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until my lord"s return.
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For my own part, I have towards heaven
breathed a secret vow

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to live in prayer and contemplation,
only attended by Nerissa here,

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- until my husband and her lord"s return.
- Madam, with all my heart,

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I shall obey you in all fair commands.
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Fair thoughts and happy hours
attend on you.

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Go, speed to Padua, render this
into my cousin"s hands, old Bellario.

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Go!
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Is it not so, cousin Bellario?
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How sweet the rose...
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See, Jessica.
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Look how the floor of heaven is
thick inlaid with patterns of bright gold.


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