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and bring them up as though they were their own. They jumped at the
offer, and in another day or two we brought the children down and left
them, feeling that we had done as well as we could by them, at any rate
for the present. Then Ernest sent his small stock of goods to Debenham's,
gave up the house he had taken two and a half years previously, and returned to civilisation.
I had expected that he would now rapidly recover, and was disappointed to see him get as I thought decidedly worse. Indeed, before long I
thought him looking so ill that I insisted on his going with me to consult
one of the most eminent doctors in London. This gentleman said there
was no acute disease but that my young friend was suffering from
nervous prostration, the result of long and severe mental suffering, from
which there was no remedy except time, prosperity and rest.
He said that Ernest must have broken down later on, but that he might
have gone on for some months yet. It was the suddenness of the relief
from tension which had knocked him over now.
"Cross him," said the doctor, "at once. Crossing is the great medical
discovery of the age. Shake him out of himself by shaking something else
into him."
I had not told him that money was no object to us and I think he had
reckoned me up as not over rich. He continued:"Seeing is a mode of touching, touching is a mode of feeding, feeding
is a mode of assimilation, assimilation is a mode of recreation and reproduction, and this is crossing-shaking yourself into something else and
something else into you."
He spoke laughingly, but it was plain he was serious. He continued:-
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"People are always coming to me who want crossing, or change, if you
prefer it, and who I know have not money enough to let them get away
from London. This has set me thinking how I can best cross them even if
they cannot leave home, and I have made a list of cheap London amusements which I recommend to my patients; none of them cost more than a
few shillings or take more than half a day or a day."
I explained that there was no occasion to consider money in this case.
"I am glad of it," he said, still laughing. "The homoeopathists use aurum as a medicine, but they do not give it in large doses enough; if you
can dose your young friend with this pretty freely you will soon bring
him round. However, Mr. Pontifex is not well enough to stand so great a
change as going abroad yet; from what you tell me I should think he had
had as much change lately as is good for him. If he were to go abroad
now he would probably be taken seriously ill within a week. We must
wait till he has recovered tone a little more. I will begin by ringing my
London changes on him."
He thought a little and then said:"I have found the Zoological Gardens of service to many of my patients. I should prescribe for Mr. Pontifex a course of the larger mammals. Don't let him think he is taking them medicinally, but let him go to
their house twice a week for a fortnight, and stay with the hippopotamus, the rhinoceros, and the elephants, till they begin to bore him. I
find these beasts do my patients more good than any others. The monkeys are not a wide enough cross; they do not stimulate sufficiently. The
larger carnivora are unsympathetic. The reptiles are worse than useless,
and the marsupials are not much better. Birds again, except parrots, are
not very beneficial; he may look at them now and again, but with the elephants and the pig tribe generally he should mix just now as freely as
possible.
"Then, you know, to prevent monotony I should send him, say, to
morning service at the Abbey before he goes. He need not stay longer
than the Te Deum. I don't know why, but Jubilates are seldom satisfactory. Just let him look in at the Abbey, and sit quietly in Poets' Corner till
the main part of the music is over. Let him do this two or three times, not
more, before he goes to the Zoo.
"Then next day send him down to Gravesend by boat. By all means let
him go to the theatres in the evenings-and then let him come to me again
in a fortnight."
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Had the doctor been less eminent in his profession I should have
doubted whether he was in earnest, but I knew him to be a man of business who would neither waste his own time nor that of his patients. As
soon as we were out of the house we took a cab to Regent's Park, and
spent a couple of hours in sauntering round the different houses. Perhaps it was on account of what the doctor had told me, but I certainly became aware of a feeling I had never experienced before. I mean that I
was receiving an influx of new life, or deriving new ways of looking at
life-which is the same thing-by the process. I found the doctor quite right
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