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What does Shylock prove that his intentions should not be doubted?

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Answered by goginenisunilchowdar

Shylock means to say that Antonio's present wealth is in some doubt. Shylock tries to prove his point by saying that all Antonio's wealth at present consists of the ships and the merchandise which those ships are carrying to different destinations.

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