midday
Helen was very eager to go to see Talavenka baptised . During the afternoon she had noticed the girl 's grief and had been deeply touched by it . They were of the same age , she had learned from Mrs. Masters . The few words she spoke in English during the midday meal had revealed a quiet dignity and a genuine Christian faith . Already Helen 's romantic temperament was constructing a plan to have Talavenka leave Oraibi and finish her education in Milton academy . `` We can carry you over to the chapel all right , '' her father said . `` Where are those young men ?