This last speech had its effect on Candide; he flew to the charitable Anabaptist, James; he flung himself at his feet, and gave him so striking a picture of the miserable condition of his friend that the good man without any further hesitation agreed to take Dr. Pangloss into his house, and to pay for his cure.
Estas últimas razones determináron á Candido á irse á echar á los piés de su caritativo anabautista Santiago, á quien pintó tan tiernamente la situacion á que se vía reducido su amigo, que no dificultó el buen hombre en hospedar al doctor Panglós, y curarle á su costa.