Oxford Progressive English Readers: The Merchant of Venice and Other Stories from Shakespeare's Plays
Edited by David Foulds
Shylock, the moneylender, has anamusing idea. He will lend some money to Antonio, a man he hates. If Antonio cannot pay back the money, he must give Shylock a pound of his flesh. When Antonio loses his money, Shylock shows him no mercy ...
Hamlet’s father, the King, has died, and his mother has married Hamlet’s uncle, Claudius. Then the young Prince discovers that his father was murdered, and Claudius is the killer! Hamlet swears to get revenge — but can he do it?
From cold, dark Scotland to the blue skies of the Mediterranean, from the Danish court to the court of Britain long ago, the fivewell-known stories in this book are filled with murder, madness and magic.
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