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After this she thought -LRB- except of her journey -RRB- only of one thing . She must go and see Pansy ; from her she could n't turn away . She had not seen her yet , as Osmond had given her to understand that it was too soon to begin . She drove at five o'clock to a high floor in a narrow street in the quarter of the Piazza Navona , and was admitted by the portress of the convent , a genial and obsequious person . Isabel had been at this institution before ; she had come with Pansy to see the sisters . She knew they were good women , and she saw that the large rooms were clean and cheerful and that the well-used garden had sun for winter and shade for spring . But she disliked the place , which affronted and almost frightened her ; not for the world would she have spent a night there .