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Their estrangement, in short, had grown apace, and had already brought them to that stage of mutual indifference which is at once so comfortable and so hopeless secure alike against the risk of "scenes" and the hope of reconciliation, shut fast in its exemption from amantium irae against all possibility of redintegratio amoris.
"I knew she would be anxious to receive her brother Charles on his landing, and as I had wormed out from her the circumstances of this lover's quarrel" "Amantium ira amoris redintegratio est as a body may say," interposed Major M'Toddy.
In other respects, as when Geraint eats the mowers' dinner, the tale supplies the materials. But it does not dwell tenderly on the reconciliation. The tale is more or less in the vein of "patient Grizel," and he who told it is more concerned with the fighting than with amoris redintegratio, and the sufferings of Enid. The Idyll is enriched with many beautiful pictures from nature, such as this:
But Balzac has nowhere excelled in finesse and success of analysis, the double disillusion which introduces itself at once between Madame de Bargeton and Lucien, and which makes any redintegratio amoris of a valid kind impossible, because each cannot but be aware that the other has anticipated the rupture.
Now, do you understand, young people, why I love it so? Because 'twas the music played at our amoris redintegratio. Because it sang hope to me, at the period of my existence the most miserable.
Hycy which is properly Hyacinthus," said Finigan; "I am able to perceive that Cupid declines to be propitious in that quarter, or perhaps it's the irae amantium, -which is, on being rendered into vernacularity, a falling out of lovers; and if so, do not despair; for as certain as it is, it will be followed by that most delectable of processes, the redintegratio amoris, or the renewing of love.
Was there ever, Belford, a stranger amoris redintegratio than this must have been, when our Lydia heard the old love at the rarely shaken doors: Me tuo longas pereunte noctes, Lydia, dormis? Ah, how little hath Madam Sophia taken by despatching her lord to town, and all to break my head.
The cake was put up to be raffled for. All the station took tickets for the fun of the thing. Captain Hambleton was anxious to show that there was no ill-feeling, and did not find himself so unhappy as he had expected perhaps from the redintegratio amoris in another quarter; so he took his ticket in the raffle like other people.
Greisengesang clumsily revolved among the wings of the curtain, so that she was clear of it as soon as he. 'My God! he cried 'The Baron! 'I have killed him, she said. 'O, killed him! 'Dear me, said the old gentleman, 'this is most unprecedented. Lovers' quarrels, he added ruefully, 'redintegratio and then paused.
Greisengesang clumsily revolved among the wings of the curtain; so that she was clear of it as soon as he. "My God!" he cried. "The Baron!" "I have killed him," she said. "O, killed him!" "Dear me," said the old gentleman, "this is most unprecedented. Lovers' quarrels," he added ruefully, "redintegratio " and then paused.
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