English, asked by tanviJainm, 7 months ago

what does Portia say about the Scottish lord and the young German, Duke of Saxony's nephew???

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Answered by ItzMADARA

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Portia indicates the German's inclination for drinking as she finds him to be inebriated all day long. She says that she hopes to find a way to live without him.

Answered by Feirxefett

The Scottish lord: With Portia's description, Shakespeare satirizes the Scots. ... The young German, a nephew of the Duke of Saxony: Portia indicates the German's inclination for drinking as she finds him to be inebriated all day long. She says that she hopes to find a way to live without him.

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