...Jltjbe, ttcaufe be could not pay him at the time ip pointed. In Venice towne not long agoe, A cruell JEWE did dwell ; Which lived all on ufurie, As Italian writers tell. GERNUTUS called was the Jewe, &c. The whole fong would be too prolix for this place. I fhall tranfcribe only the clofe of the...

...Geriiutus, a Jewe, who lending to a merchant one hundred crownes, would have a pound of his fleshe. because he could not pay him at the time appointed. To the tune of ' Black and Yellow.' " The sequel of Gernutus's story corresponds exactly with the remorseless Shy lock. The bloudie Jew now ready...

...would have a pound of his fleshe because he could not pay him at the time appointed. IN Venice town not long agoe A cruel Jew did dwell, Which lived all on usurie, As Italian writers tell. Gernutus called was the Jew, Which never thought to die. Nor never...

...would have a pound of his fleshe, because he could not pay him at the time appointed. IN Venice town not long agoe A cruel Jew did dwell, Which lived all on usurie, As Italian writers tell. Gernutus called was the Jew, Which never thought to die, Nor never...

...Gernutus, a Jewe, who lending to a merchant one hundred crownes, would have a pound of his fleshe, because he could not pay him at the time appointed. To the tune of ' Black and Yellow.' " The sequel of Gernutus's story corresponds exactly with the remorseless Shylock. The bloudie Jew now ready...

...would have a pound of hisjleshe because he could not pay him at the time appointed. In Venice town not long agoe, A cruel Jew did dwell, Which lived all on usurie, As Italian writers tell. Gernutus called was the Jew, Which never thonght to die, Nor never...

...incident VOL. I1. N 2 in the source from which the ballad-writer professed to derive his history : — " In Venice towne not long agoe, A cruel Jew did dwell, "Which lived all on usurie, As Italian writers tell." It was from an Italian writer, Ser Giovanni, the author of a collection...

...Gernutus, a Jewe, who, lending to a merchant an hundred crowns, would have a pound of his fleshe, because he could not pay him at the time appointed. To the tune of ' lllacke and Yellow.' ' It is invested with an interest beyond that which of itself it might have...

...found that incident in the souree from which the balladwriter professed to derive his history : — " In Venice towne not long agoe, A cruel Jew did dwell, Which lived all on usurie, Aa Italian ¡critère tell." It was from an Italian writer, Ser Giovanni, the author of a collection...

...found that incident in the source from which the balladwriter professed to derive Ms history : — " In Venice towne not long agoe, A cruel Jew did dwell, Which lived all on usurie, As Italian tenter* tell." It was from an lalian writer, Ser Giovanni, the author of a collection...