When the title character, his beloved Cunegonde, and his servant Cacambo, retire to a simple life on a small farm, they discover that the secret of happiness is "to cultivate one's own garden." In this philosophical fantasy, the title character is a naïve person that sees and suffers such misfortunes, that he ultimately rejects the philosophy of his tutor Doctor Pangloss, who claims that "all is for the best in this best 
When the title character, his beloved Cunegonde, and his servant Cacambo, retire to a simple life on a small farm, they discover that the secret of happiness is "to cultivate one's own garden." In this philosophical fantasy, the title character is a naïve person that sees and suffers such misfortunes, that he ultimately rejects the philosophy of his tutor Doctor Pangloss, who claims that "all is for the best in this best of all possible worlds." FTP, what is this 1759 satire written by Voltaire?
When the title character, his beloved Cunegonde, and his servant Cacambo, retire to a simple life on a small farm, they discover that the secret of happiness is "to cultivate one's own garden."
{Candide}