l. 112.—Observe the radical change in the speaker’s attitude. He has been asserting; now he argues and pleads.
l. 116-117.—Falling inflection on you and on nations.
l. 118.—Rising inflection on guide.
l. 119.—Toil and suffer should be joined together, with the main pause after suffer. Do not emphasize with.
l. 121.—Rising inflection on multiply.
l. 122.—Note the contrast on unheeded.
l. 124-127.—Falling inflection on all the emphatic words. There will be a tendency to use the rising inflection on war-paint, blood-stains, war-clubs.
l. 128.—Rising inflection on quarry. Why?
l. 130.—Rising inflection on you.