Question

in the scene why did Shylock say "christians hard dealings teach them to suspect? what did he say to validate that his intentions are ear?​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Shylock says, is a Christian who lends money without interest, which makes more difficult the practice of usury, in which money is lent out at exorbitant interest rates. Shylock is also incensed by Antonio’s frequent public denunciations of Shylock. Antonio makes it clear to Shylock that he is not in the habit of borrowing or lending money, but has decided to make an exception on behalf of his friend Bassanio.