12 Works found in Merchant of Venice - Shakespeare
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Usurer's Mercy by Prospero
Merchant of Venice - Shakespeare, SHAKESPEARE William - Works
20 Mar 2012
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"You mean that after all these years, you have committed yourself to mercy and forgiveness?” “Mercy? Forgiveness? Not a chance.” “You let him in, Shylock. That means either you committed an act of mercy, or you actually like the man. Take your pick.” Pause. “Act of mercy.” “I thought so.”
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- Part 1 of Choices
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“In sooth, I know now why I am so sad.”
A few weeks after the events of 'The Merchant of Venice', Antonio's life is back on track. His mood, however, is not.
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Not In One Bottom Trusted by Pargoletta
SHAKESPEARE William - Works, Romeo and Juliet - Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice - Shakespeare
4 Jun 2011
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A new business venture was all Antonio, the Merchant of Venice, had in mind when he traveled to Verona. But his journey will end up changing the lives of almost everyone he encounters.
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- Part 7 of Caro-verse
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"Did baptism remake her so thoroughly? Or is she still a Jew?"
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All of this has happened before. All of it will happen again.
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- Part 2 of The Jessica Goldberg Variations
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Statement of theme.
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- Part 1 of The Jessica Goldberg Variations
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Second Verse, Same as the First
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- Part 3 of The Jessica Goldberg Variations
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Shipwreck, survival, and suspiciously-shaped roots.
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An Unthrift Love - Day 3 by Lomedet for anotherusedpage
Shakespeare - The Merchant of Venice
24 Feb 2010
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Jessica lights candles every Friday night.
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At the end of The Merchant of Venice, Shylock is compelled, under pain of death, to convert to Christianity. This is the story of what might have happened next. As you can imagine, it's rather bleak.
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Neither a Borrower nor a Lender be by the_alchemist
Hamlet - Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice - Shakespeare
18 Dec 2009
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This is set after the events of The Merchant of Venice and before the events of Hamlet. Sometimes I tell people I once wrote slash about student loans. This is it.
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Bassanio needs a rich patron.