The comicall Historie of
20852079which heere appeareth due vpon the bond.
20862080Iew. Tis very true: ô wi
se and vpright Iudge,
20872081how much more elder art thou then thy lookes.
20882082Por. Therefore lay bare your bo
some.
20902084so
sayes the bond, doth it not noble Iudge?
20912085Neere
st his hart, tho
se are the very words.
20922086Por. It is
so, are there ballance here to weigh the
fle
sh?
20942088Por. Haue by
some Surgion
Shylocke on your charge,
20952089to
stop his wounds, lea
st he doe bleede to death.
20962090Iew. Is it
so nominated in the bond?
20972091Por. It is not
so expre
st, but what of that?
20982092Twere good you doe
so much for charitie.
20992093Iew. I cannot
finde it, tis not in the bond.
21002094Por. You Merchant, haue you any thing to
say?
21012095Ant. But little;
I am armd and well prepard,
21022096giue me your hand
Bassanio, far you well,
21032097greeue not that
I am falne to this for you:
21042098for heerein Fortune
showes her
selfe more kind
21052099then is her cu
stome: it is
still her v
se
21062100to let the wretched man out-liue his wealth,
21072101to view with hollow eye and wrinckled brow
21082102an age of pouertie: from which lingring pennance
21092103of
such mi
sery doth
she cut me of.
21102104Commend me to your honourable wife,
21112105tell her the proce
sse of
Anthonios end,
21122106say how I lou'd you,
speake me faire in death:
21132107and when the tale is told, bid her be iudge
21142108whether
Bassanio had not once a loue:
21152109Repent but you that you
shall loo
se your friend
21162110and he repents not that he payes your debt.
21172111For if the
Iew doe cut but deepe enough,
21182112Ile pay it in
stantly with all my hart.
21192113Bass. Anthonio,
I am married to a wife
21202114which is as deere to me as life it
selfe,
21212115but life it
selfe, my wife, and all the world,
are