after portia speech what does nerissa say to console her about the suitors.what conclusion can you draw about nerissa speech in the context.
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Answer: Nerissa tells Portia to set aside her fears concerning the suitors. She says that they have informed her of their decision to go back home and not to press their courtship further unless Portia's father's decree concerning the caskets can be set aside and they may woo her in a way.
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Nerissa says that she need not to fear as the suitors have informed their decision to go back home unless Porita's father decree of caskets is set aside they may win her in an ordinary way.
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