In this play, one of the characters says that the Duke of Saxony's nephew is sober in the morning and drunk in the afternoon, that the County Palatine does nothing but frown, and that the Neapolitan prince does nothing but talk of his horse; that character also writes a note which states, "All that glisters is not gold." After the title character of this play tries to figure out why he is sad in a conversation with Salarino and Salanio, he is approached by Bassanio with a request for a loan. Bassanio eventually gets the
In this play, one of the characters says that the Duke of Saxony's nephew is sober in the morning and drunk in the afternoon, that the County Palatine does nothing but frown, and that the Neapolitan prince does nothing but talk of his horse; that character also writes a note which states, "All that glisters is not gold." After the title character of this play tries to figure out why he is sad in a conversation with Salarino and Salanio, he is approached by Bassanio with a request for a loan. Bassanio eventually gets the loan from a character who asks, "Hath not a Jew eyes?" Identify this Shakespeare play in which Bassanio is able to court Portia once Antonio guarantees a loan from Shylock.
In this play, one of the characters says that the Duke of Saxony's nephew is sober in the morning and drunk in the afternoon, that the County Palatine does nothing but frown, and that the Neapolitan prince does nothing but talk of his horse; that character also writes a note which states, "All that glisters is not gold."
The {Merchant} of {Venice}