Candide, as he was returning home, made profound reflections on the Turk's discourse. "This good old man," said he to Pangloss and Martin, "appears to me to have chosen for himself a lot much preferable to that of the six Kings with whom we had the honor to sup."
Miéntras se volvia Candido á su cortijo, iba haciendo profundas reflexiones en las razones del Turco, y le dixo á Panglós y á Martin: Se me figura que se ha sabido este buen viejo labrar una suerte muy mas feliz que la de los seis monarcas con quien tuvimos la honra de cenar en Venecia.