26. =Triton.= The son of Neptune, the god of the sea. He is generally represented as blowing upon a trumpet formed from a sea-shell, to quiet the restless waves. =wreathéd.= Referring to the convolutions of the shell which was used for a horn. 28. =caves of thought.= A poetical way of speaking of his innermost self. 31. =low-vaulted.= Limited, confined, like a chamber with a low ceiling. 33. Let your growth be such from year to year that your spiritual outlook is larger. 35. =thine out-grown shell.= The body in which the soul dwells. * * * * * =Transcriber’s Notes:= Archaic spellings and hyphenation have been retained. Punctuation has been corrected without note. Other errors have been corrected as noted below. Page 52, Some mute inglorions Milton ==> Some mute inglorious Milton Page 112, Whese rougher climes ==> Where rougher climes Page 117, love, and honor fail ==> love, and honour fail Page 132, Home Thoughts, from the Sea ==> Home-Thoughts, from the Sea Page 135, Many imaegs went to ==> Many images went to Page 143, church at Stoke Pogis ==> church at Stoke Poges Page 156, 23-4. N te the metaphor ==> 23-4. Note the metaphor Page 164, HOME THOUGHTS, FROM THE SEA. ==> HOME-THOUGHTS, FROM THE SEA. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Narrative and Lyric Poems (Second Series) for Use in the Lower Scho, by Various