The comicall Historie of
402398Shyl. I cannot tell, I make it breede as fa
st,
404400Anth. Marke you this
Bassanio,
405401The deuill can cite Scripture for his purpo
se,
406402An euill
soule producing holy witnes
407403Is like a villaine with a
smiling cheeke,
408404A goodly apple rotten at the hart.
409405O what a goodly out-
side fal
shood hath.
410406Shy. Three thou
sand ducats, tis a good round
summe.
411407Three months from twelue, then let me
see the rate.
412408Ant. Well
Shylocke,
shall we be beholding to you?
413409Shyl. Signior
Anthonio, manie a time and oft
414410In the Ryalto you haue rated me
415411About my moneyes and my v
sances:
416412Still haue I borne it with a patient
shrug,
417413(For
su
ffrance is the badge of all our Trybe)
418414You call me mi
sbeleeuer, cut-throate dog,
419415And
spet vpon my Iewi
sh gaberdine,
420416And all for v
se of that which is mine owne.
421417Well then, it now appeares you neede my helpe:
422418Goe to then, you come to me, and you
say,
423419Shylocke, we would haue moneyes, you
say
so:
424420You that did voyde your rume vpon my beard,
425421And foote me as you
spurne a
stranger curre
426422Ouer your thre
shold, moneyes is your
sute.
427423What
should I
say to you? Should I not
say
428424Hath a dog money? is it po
ssible
429425A curre can lend three thou
sand ducats? or
430426Shall I bend low, and in a bond-mans key
431427With bated breath, and whi
spring humblenes
432428Say this: Faire
sir, you
spet on me on Wedne
sday la
st,
433429You
spurnd me
such a day another time,
434430You calld me dogge: and for the
se curte
sies
435431Ile lend you thus much moneyes.
436432Ant.J am as like to call thee
so againe,
437433To
spet on thee againe, to
spurne thee to.
438434Yf thou wilt lend this money, lend it not
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