Milady was wrong in fearing that Mme. Bonacieux would have any suspicion. The poor young woman was too pure to suppose that any female could be guilty of such perfidy; besides, the name of the Comtesse de Winter, which she had heard the abbess pronounce, was wholly unknown to her, and she was even ignorant that a woman had had so great and so fatal a share in the misfortune of her life.
Era un error de Milady su temor a que la señora Bonacieux tuviera sospechas: la pobre joven era demasiado pura para sospechar en otra mujer semejante perfidia; además, el nombre de la condesa de Winter, que había oído pronunciar a la abadesa, le era completamente desconocido, a ignoraba incluso que una mujer hubiera tenido parte tan grande y tan fatal en las desgracias de su vida.