His conduct toward Milady bore a strong resemblance to treachery, and he was very suspicious of the political relations which existed between that woman and the cardinal. Still further, de Wardes, whom he had treated so ill, was one of the tools of his Eminence; and d’Artagnan knew that while his Eminence was terrible to his enemies, he was strongly attached to his friends.
Su conducta con Milady se parecía mucho a una traición, y sospechaba de las relaciones políticas que existían entre aquella mujer y el cardenal; además, de Wardes, a quien tan mal había tratado, era uno de los fieles de Su Eminencia, y D'Artagnan sabía que si Su Eminencia era terrible con sus enemigos, era muy adicto a sus amigos.