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The Merchant of Venice
The Merchant of Venice
Author: William Shakespeare
In Act IV, Scene i, appears the dramatic highlight of The Merchant of Venice, when Portia attempts to save Antonio from Shylock and Shylock from himself. It is here that she utters the famous speech on mercy, possibly the best-known passage in all of Shakespeare's plays, in a vain effort to soften the usurer's implacable determination to have An...  more »
ISBN: 56761
Pages: 94
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Publisher: Washington Square Press Inc.
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Interesting play by a dull, uninteresting writer. Hah! Just kidding. Awesome play by the Bard himself!


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