"You do not deserve to eat! Hence, scoundrel! Away, wretch! Come not near me for your life!"
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" My friend,” said the orator to him, “do you believe the Pope to be the Anti-Christ?”

“I have never heard anyone say so,” answered Candide; “but whether he be or no, I am hungry."

"You do not deserve to eat! Hence, scoundrel! Away, wretch! Come not near me for your life!"
The orator's wife had been looking out of a window overhead. Seeing a man who doubted whether the Pope was anti-Christ. she emptied a chamber pot upon his head- an example of the excesses to which women are driven by religious zeal. "

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Voltaire quote : My friend,” said the orator to him, “do you believe the Pope to be the Anti-Christ?”<br /><br />“I have never heard anyone say so,” answered Candide; “but whether he be or no, I am hungry.
"You do not deserve to eat! Hence, scoundrel! Away, wretch! Come not near me for your life!"
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