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Updated: May 29, 2025
The popularity of the Jenkins Pearls suddenly arrested, the very thorough exposure of the position of the foreign physician, the charlatan, by old Bouchereau in the journal of the Academy, caused the leaders of society to gaze at one another in alarm, even paler from terror than from the absorption of arsenic into their systems, and the Irishman had already felt the effect of those bewilderingly sudden changes of the wind which make Parisian infatuations so dangerous.
Old Bouchereau especially had black looks for the inventor of the Jenkins pearls. Finally, when they had thoroughly examined and questioned their patient, they retired to deliberate among themselves in a little room with lacquered ceilings and walls, filled by an assortment of bric-a-brac the triviality of which contrasted strangely with the importance of the discussion. Solemn moment!
Old Bouchereau especially looked askance at the inventor of the Jenkins Pearls. At last, when they had thoroughly examined and questioned their patient, they withdrew for deliberation to a small salon, all in lacquer-work, with gleaming highly-colored walls and ceiling, filled with an assortment of pretty trifles, whose uselessness contrasted strangely with the importance of the discussion.
It was absolutely necessary that Brisset, Jousseline, Bouchereau, all the great physicians should be called in. "But you will frighten him." De Monpavon expanded his chest, the one pride of the old broken-down charger. "Mon Cher, if you had seen Mora and me in the trenches of Constantine ps ps. Never looked away. We don't know fear. Give notice to your colleagues. I undertake to inform him."
In vain had he laid his hand on his heart, quoted his famous motto; Bouchereau had not spared him.
The popularity of the Jenkins pearls suddenly stopped, the situation of the foreign doctor and charlatan, ably defined by Bouchereau in the Journal of the Academy, and people of fashion looked at each other in fright, paler from terror than from the arsenic they had imbibed. Already the Irishman had felt the effect of those counter blasts which make Parisian infatuations so dangerous.
In vain had he put his hand upon his heart, quoted his famous motto. Bouchereau had not spared him.
"You are assuming a terrible responsibility. What! the duke is as ill as you say, ps ps ps. See no one? No consultation?" The Irishman threw up his arms as if to say: "What's the use?" The other insisted. It was absolutely essential that Brisset, Jousselin, Bouchereau, all the great men should be called in. "But you will frighten him to death."
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