These cries had something so heartrending in them that M. d’Artagnan, who had been at first the most eager in pursuit of Milady, sat down on the stump of a tree and hung his head, covering his ears with the palms of his hands; and yet, notwithstanding, he could still hear her cry and threaten.
Aquellos gritos tenían algo tan desgarrador que D'Artagnan, que al principio era el más encarnizado en la persecución de Milady, se dejó deslizar sobre un tronco a inclinó la cabeza, tapándose las orejas con las palmas de sus manos; sin embargo, pese a todo, todavía oía amenazar y gritar.