Cacambo, who had seen many of this kind of adventures, was not discouraged. He stripped the Baron of his Jesuit's habit and put it upon Candide, then gave him the dead man's three-cornered cap and made him mount on horseback. All this was done as quick as thought.
Cacambo que no se atosigaba por nada, sin inmutarse cogió la sotana del baron, se la echó á Candido encima, le puso el bonete de Teatino del cadáver, y le hizo montar á caballo: todo esto se executó en un momento.