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(i) Who is the speaker of the above lines? Who are they addressed to? When
are these lines spoken in the play ? mearchant of venice

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Answered by qroyal022

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Context : These lines are taken from The Merchant of Venice. The speaker is Shylock who is addressing Antonio when the latter has requested a loan of three thousand ducats from the Jew.

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