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... when Bassanio sets his desires toward Belmont and toward Portia , the Golden Fleece ; in mid - play , when Gratiano proclaims , “ We are the Jasons , we have won the fleece " ; and in the fifth act , where we are reminded that on ...
... when Bassanio sets his desires toward Belmont and toward Portia , the Golden Fleece ; in mid - play , when Gratiano proclaims , “ We are the Jasons , we have won the fleece " ; and in the fifth act , where we are reminded that on ...
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Bassanio , like Jason , must first get a ship , collect a crew , and make his way to the land of the golden fleece . This Bassanio does in the first two acts of The Merchant of Venice . He must then survive a hazardous test .
Bassanio , like Jason , must first get a ship , collect a crew , and make his way to the land of the golden fleece . This Bassanio does in the first two acts of The Merchant of Venice . He must then survive a hazardous test .
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405450 ) , but it is also true that Bassanio fails the test . Portia had said , in giving him the ring : even now , but now , This house , these servants , and this same myself Are yours , -my lord's ! -I give then with this ring ...
405450 ) , but it is also true that Bassanio fails the test . Portia had said , in giving him the ring : even now , but now , This house , these servants , and this same myself Are yours , -my lord's ! -I give then with this ring ...
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