meaning of "Do cream and mantle like a standing pond"
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It means the dead, expressionless, and still faces of the men.
Explanation:
- It is taken from the "Merchant of Venice".
- It is used as an image that their faces are as still and expressionless as a cream above milk.
- They are as dead and alive at the same time as algae in ponds.
- But then these melancholic men try to pretend wisest of all.
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It means the dead, expressionless, and still faces of the men.
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