There is no need of saying whether Camilla was agitated or not, for so great was her fear and dismay, that, making sure, as she had good reason to do, that Leonela would tell Anselmo all she knew of her faithlessness, she had not the courage to wait and see if her suspicions were confirmed; and that same night, as soon as she thought that Anselmo was asleep, she packed up the most valuable jewels she had and some money, and without being observed by anybody escaped from the house and betook herself to Lothario's, to whom she related what had occurred, imploring him to convey her to some place of safety or fly with her where they might be safe from Anselmo.
Si se turbó Camila o no, no hay para qué decirlo, porque fue tanto el temor que cobró, creyendo verdaderamente -y era de creer- que Leonela había de decir a Anselmo todo lo que sabía de su poca fe, que no tuvo ánimo para esperar si su sospecha salía falsa o no. Y aquella mesma noche, cuando le pareció que Anselmo dormía, juntó las mejores joyas que tenía y algunos dineros, y, sin ser de nadie sentida, salió de casa y se fue a la de Lotario, a quien contó lo que pasaba, y le pidió que la pusiese en cobro, o que se ausentasen los dos donde de Anselmo pudiesen estar seguros.