Merchant of Venice
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Portia: Good sentences, and well pronounced
Nerissa: They would be better, if well followed.
1 What do remarks of both the ladies in the extraCT mean?
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Nerissa means that the suitors of Portia do not find the conditions imposed by the will of her father to their liking. They are too hard for them. These conditions are that in the event of a suitor failing to choose the right casket he should take his departure and never marry afterwards.
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The first lady which means Portia meant that Nerissa wrote and spelled according to the proper justice which should be given and in reply to her conversation Nerissa spoke that if we follow them it will give us a good results.
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