twelve o'clock
As a woman she felt herself rebuked by the ideal of womanly fidelity ; she was made to feel the inferiority of her nature to that which fate had chosen for this supreme martyrdom . In her glances at Thyrza 's face she felt , with new force , how spiritual was its beauty . For in soulless features , however regular and attractive , suffering reveals the flesh ; this girl , stricken with deadly pallor , led the thoughts to the purest ideals of womanhood transfigured by woe in the pictures of old time . ` I will go by the train at twelve o'clock , ' Thyrza said , moving at length . ` I want you to stay with me till to-morrow -- just till tomorrow morning , Thyrza . If my presence pains you , I will keep away . But stay till to-morrow . '