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Merchant of Venice analysis

  • 09-02-2013 2:13pm
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    bobbyss
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    Reading Merchant of Venice and came across some lines which seem inexplicable and was wondering if there is or has been a thread on such matters.Where would I find it? It would be interesting to share ideas.

    One of many examples: MoV: Act 1 Sc 1 line 101-103

    But fish not, with this melancholy bait,
    For this fool gudgeon, this opinion.-
    Come good Lorenzo.-

    Can this be paraphrased? Am particularly interested how the words 'this opinion' fits in. Which text is best for this kind of understanding?
    Thanks.


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