Stanza XIX
l. 58.—Be careful to separate the last two words.
l. 63.—Slower time and marked transition.
Stanza XX
l. 66-67.—Fast time; not in imitation of the speed of the scout, but in sympathy with his feelings.
l. 68-69.—No effort should be made to shriek these words; it is sufficient to suggest the fact that he is calling, and his fear. The time will be fast.
l. 70.—Observe the change in time and atmosphere.
l. 73.—A good illustration of the principle underlying movement. This line is read slowly, for it announces the doom of the city.
Stanza XXI