There is no power in the tongue of man
To alter me '.
Who uttered these words?
(A) Shylock
(C) Portia
(B) Antonio
(D) Bassanio
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Shylock
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it's the merchant of Venice broo
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(A) Shylock is the correct answer to the question.
The given dialogue has been taken from The Merchant of Venice which is one of the famous Elizabethan plays of Shakespeare.
The dialogue is spoken by Shylock against the Mercy Speech delivered by Portia. Shylock shows his determination about the execution of the legal bond as he refuses to be moved by a mercy appeal pleaded by any of the men.
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