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et epistulam tuam legi libenter et librum libentissime ; sed tamen in ea voluptate hunc accepi dolorem, quod, cum incendisses cupiditatem meam consuetudinis augendae nostrae (nam ad amorem quidem nihil poterat accedere), tum discedis a nobis meque tanto desiderio adficis, ut unam mihi consolationem relinquas, fore ut utriusque nostrum absentis desiderium crebris et longis epistulis leniatur ; quod ego non modo de me tibi spondere possum sed de te etiam mihi ; nullam enim apud me reliquisti dubitationem quantum me amares.

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