One character in this novel is thrilled to be greeted in her native language with the words "Oh, what an affliction to be without testicles!"
One character in this novel is thrilled to be greeted in her native language with the words "Oh, what an affliction to be without testicles!" The protagonist of this novel meets the daughter of Pope Urban X on his journey to South America, where he goes to the city of El Dorado with his servant Cacambo. Following that, he returns to Europe in the company of the Manichaean Martin. This novel concludes with its protagonist telling another that "we must cultivate our garden," and another character in this novel is a parody of Leibniz. For 10 points, Dr. Pangloss and Cunegonde appear in what satirical novel by Voltaire?
One character in this novel is thrilled to be greeted in her native language with the words "Oh, what an affliction to be without testicles!"
Candide: or, Optimism