Puzzle 46 · Women Who Shaped the Hymnal · Page 68 in print

Sarah Doudney

Sarah Doudney wrote fiction and magazine verse as well as hymns; her Psalms of Life was published by Houlston in 1871.

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  1. Brock

    The editor who included her evening hymn in 1881.

  2. Cosham

    The place associated with her father.

  3. Fiction

    One of the literary forms Doudney wrote.

  4. George Doudney

    Her father.

  5. Good Words

    A periodical that carried her writing.

  6. Houlston

    The publisher of that volume.

  7. Mary of Bethany

    The biblical woman named as a subject of Doudney’s hymn.

  8. Portsmouth

    The city near her birthplace.

  9. Psalms of Life

    Doudney’s 1871 volume.

  10. Sarah Doudney

    The poet and hymn writer.

  11. School Hymnal

    Stevenson’s 1880 collection containing her work.

  12. Serials

    Periodicals in which her work appeared.

  13. Stevenson

    The editor who included her hymn in 1880.

  14. Sunday Evening

    The occasion assigned to Doudney’s closing hymn.

  15. Watermill

    The subject of her early popular poem.

Sources

  1. Sarah DoudneyJohn Julian, A Dictionary of Hymnology (1907), public domain

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