Question

can anybody explain this.It is from the play ''The Merchant of Venice'' Act 1 scene 1

Answer 1

hey there !!!!
the paraphrasing is 


There’s a girl in Belmont who’s inherited a huge amount of money, and she’s beautiful and—even better—she’s a good person. I think she likes me. Sometimes the expression on her face tells me she likes me. Her name is Portia. She’s as rich as that famous Roman heroine Portia, the daughter of Cato and wife of Brutus. Her wealth is world-famous. Famous and important men have come in from all over the world to try to marry her. The hair that hangs down on her forehead is like gold, calling every adventurer to Belmont like a gold rush. Antonio, if I only had enough money to hold my own against those suitors, I know I could win her!

i have taken this passage from no fear Shakespeare. this paraphrasing has simple yet effective grammar which might help you understand it . if you have any doubts , pls let me know in the comments below 

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