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William Shakespeare. SCENE VIII . Belmont . Por . Enter Portia with Morochius , and both their trains . G O , draw afide the curtains , and discover The fev'ral cafkets to this noble prince . Now make your choice . [ three ... SCENE ...
William Shakespeare. SCENE VIII . Belmont . Por . Enter Portia with Morochius , and both their trains . G O , draw afide the curtains , and discover The fev'ral cafkets to this noble prince . Now make your choice . [ three ... SCENE ...
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... SCENE X. Belmont . Enter Neriffa with a Servant . UICK , quick , I pray thee , draw the curtain straight , The prince of Arragon has ta'en his oath , And comes to his election presently . Enter Arragon , Portia , and their trains . Flor ...
... SCENE X. Belmont . Enter Neriffa with a Servant . UICK , quick , I pray thee , draw the curtain straight , The prince of Arragon has ta'en his oath , And comes to his election presently . Enter Arragon , Portia , and their trains . Flor ...
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William Shakespeare. SCENE V. Belmont . Lor . Enter Portia , Neriffa , Lorenzo , Jeffica , and Belthazar . ADAM , although I speak it in your presence , You have a noble and a true conceit MA Of godlike amity , which appears ... SCENE V. ...
William Shakespeare. SCENE V. Belmont . Lor . Enter Portia , Neriffa , Lorenzo , Jeffica , and Belthazar . ADAM , although I speak it in your presence , You have a noble and a true conceit MA Of godlike amity , which appears ... SCENE V. ...
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... SCENE II . Enter Neriffa dress'd like a lawyer's clerk . Duke . Came you from Padua , from Bellario ? Ner . From both , my lord : Bellario greets your grace . Baff . Why doft thou whet thy knife fo earnestly ? [ the Jew whetting his ...
... SCENE II . Enter Neriffa dress'd like a lawyer's clerk . Duke . Came you from Padua , from Bellario ? Ner . From both , my lord : Bellario greets your grace . Baff . Why doft thou whet thy knife fo earnestly ? [ the Jew whetting his ...
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