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The Merchant of Venice Quotes
There is no vice so simple but assumes some mark of virtue on his outward parts.
Source:
(Penguin, ed. 2005), Act III, Scene II, Page 52
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Themes
Hypocrisy
Vice
Virtue
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Book:
The Merchant of Venice
Writer:
William Shakespeare
Genre:
Classics, Plays, Comedy
Published:
1600
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