S2 LITERATURE - Quotes: The Merchant of Venice

“I am sure that I shall ___ ___ you ___ again, ___ on you and ___ ___ ___ on you.” - ___

“ I am sure that I shall probably call you ‘dog’ again, spit on you and turn my back on you.” - Antonio

“Doesn’t ___ want to _________?” - ___

“ Doesn’t everybody want to kill the things they hate?” - Shylock

“ You call me a ___ ___ ___ - someone who ___ ___ from ___. You ___ on ___ ___ ___.” -

“ You call me a cut-throat dog - someone who unfairly takes from others. You spit on my Jewish coat.” - Shylock

“… you ___ ___! … Your ___-___ ___ must have come ___ a ___…” - ___

“…you unspeakable dog! … Your dog-like heart must have come from a wolf..” - Gratiano

“All I can say is that I ___ a ___ ___ of ___ for ___. And so I would ____ have ___ ___ than ___ ___.” - ___

“All I can say is that I have a deep feeling of hate for Antonio. And so I would rather have his flesh than his money.” - Shylock

“___ will have my ___ and ___, and ___ ___ of my ___, before you will ___ one ___ of ___ for ___.” -

“Shylock will have my flesh and blood, and every part of my body, before you will lose one drop of blood for me.” - Bassanio

“ Do not ___ me for my ___ ___ - the mark of the ___ ___ which I ___ ___.” -

“Do not dislike me for my dark face - the mark of the hot sun which I live under.” - Morocco

“___ falls like ___ ___ from the ___ into the ___ ___.” -

“Mercy falls like gentle rain from the skies onto the ground below.” - Portia

“It ___ from ___ ___. In our hands, ___ is most ___ -___ when ___ is ___ to ___.”

“It comes from God himself. In our hands, power is most God-like when mercy is added to justice.” - Portia

“I will ___ the ___ for ___ I do! I ___ ___, and I ___ the ___ of my ___.”

“I will pay the price for what I do! I want justice, and I want the penalty of my bond.” - Shylock

“By ___ ___ I ___ that ___ ___ says can ___ my ___. I will ___ ___ ___!”

“By my heart I swear that nothing anyone says can change my mind. I will have my bond!” - Shylock

“How can you ___ for ___ when you do ___ ___ ___ yourself?”

“ How can you hope for mercy when you do not give any yourself?” - The Duke

“I ask for ___ ___ ___: that ___ ___ he ___becomes a ___…”

“I ask for two more things: that in turn he immediately becomes a Christian…” - Antonio

“If they are as ___ as you ___ ___, then ___ me- you shall have ___ ___, ___, or ___ ___ ___ ___ to ___ you.”

“If they are as honourable as you always are, then believe me - you shall have my money, myself, or anything I can give to help you.” - Antonio

“Give me your ___, ___. ___. Do not be ___ that I have ___ to ___ for ___.”

“Give me your hand, Bassanio. Goodbye. Do not be sorry that I have come to this for you.” - Antonio

“But ___ ___, my ___, and ___ the ___ are not ___ ___ to me than ___ ___. I would ___ ___to this ___, to ___ ___.”

“But life itself, my wife, and all the world are not more important to me than your life. I would give everything to this devil, to save you.” - Bassanio

“Think ___ ___ he ___ it - and ___ of ___ ___ - not just what ___ ___ has ___ ___ to do.”

“Think how much he deserved it - and think of my friendship - not just what your wife has told you to do.” - Antonio

“All that ___ is not ___ - You have often ___ this ___. Many ___ have ___ their ___ to take a ___ at my ___.”

“All that glitters is not gold - You have often heard this told. Many men have sold their lives to take a look at my outside.” - The Golden Casket Message, read out by Morocco.

“Oh, ___, if you ___ your ___, all this will be ___. I shall ___ a ___, and your ___ ___!”

“Oh, Lorenzo, if you keep your promise, this will all be over. I shall become a Christian, and your loving wife!” - Jessica

“Oh, how ___ it is that I am ___ to be my ___ ___.”

“Oh, how terrible it is that I am ashamed to be my father’s child.” - Jessica

“My ___! Oh, ___ ___! Oh, ___ ___!”

“My daughter! Oh, my money! Oh, my daughter!” - Shylock, imitated by Solanio.

“I ___ my ___ were ___ ___ at my ___, with the ___ in her ___.”

“I wish my daughter were lying dead at my feet, with the jewels in her ear.” - Shylock

“This is ___, ___, isn’t it - that I cannot ___ or ___ ___ to ___?”

“This is hard, Nerissa, isn’t it - that I cannot choose or say no to anyone?” - Portia

“___ ___, you would be ___ of this ___ if you had ___ ___ ___ in your ___ as you have ___ ___.”

“Sweet Madam, you would be tired of this world if you had as much sadness in your life as you have good luck.” - Nerissa

“If you had ___ the ___ of the ___, if you had ___ how ___ I ___ your ___… If you had ___ how ___ it is for your ___ to ___ the ___… Then you would ___ have ___ it ___.”

“If you had known the power of the ring, if you had known how much I deserve your love… If you had understood how important it is for your honour to keep the ring… Then you would not have given it away.” - Portia