The Merchant of VeniceShylock loans money to a man he despises, the merchant Antonio, only if a pound of Antonio's flesh will be due, in a court of law, upon default. Antonio borrows the money so that his friend Bessanio can travel to woo the woman he loves, Portia, whose freedom to marry is bound up in a fairy-tale decree of her father's. |
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| Titel | The Merchant of Venice Arden Shakespeare paperbacks Shakespeare, William Works, William Shakespeare |
| Autor/in | William Shakespeare |
| Herausgeber | John Russell Brown |
| Ausgabe | 7 |
| Verlag | Harvard University Press, 1955 |
| Länge | 174 Seiten |
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