l. 134-144.—This is the climax of the poem. When one grasps this idea the voice becomes full of joy. Be sure to get the picture of the clear and limpid water as it flows down to where the warriors are, and note the change as it passes below them, tinged with the war-paint it has washed away. Note the emphasis on clear above, and on dark below.
l. 145.—Rising inflection on warriors.
l. 148.—Falling inflection on weapons.
l. 149-150.—Rising inflection on mighty and on creator.
l. 151.—Falling inflection on smiled.
l. 152.—Pause after silence; rising inflection on warriors.
l. 153.—Rising inflection on quarry.
l. 154.—Falling inflection on Peace-Pipes.
l. 155-156.—Rising inflection on river, feathers.
l. 158.—Note the pause after ascending. He ascended through and vanished in.