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Oh , my _ Sylvia _ , I shall one day recompense all thy goodness , all thy bravery , thy love and thy suffering for thy eternal lover and slave , PHILANDER . * * * * * _ To _ PHILANDER . So hasty I was to obey _ Philander _ ' . commands , that by the unwearied care and industry of the faithful _ Brilliard _ , I went before three o'clock disguised away to the place whither you ordered us , and was well received by the very pretty young woman of the house , who has sense and breeding as well as beauty : but oh , _ Philander _ , this flight pleases me not ; alas , what have I done ? my fault is only love , and that sure I should boast , as the most divine passion of the soul ; no , no , _ Philander _ , it is not my love 's the criminal , no , not the placing it on _ Philander _ the crime , but it is thy most unhappy circumstances , thy being married , and that was no crime to heaven till man made laws , and can laws reach to damnation ? If so , curse on the fatal hour that thou wert married , curse on the priest that joined ye , and curst be all that did contribute to the undoing ceremony -- except _ Philander _ ' . tongue , that answered yes -- oh , heavens !