Puzzle 66 · Songs for the Church Year · Page 94 in print

Christmas Carol Collections

The foreword of a 1922 Christmas carol collection recalls a version sung into a phonograph by a man of seventy-five.

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The words

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  1. Baring-Gould

    The collector credited for a wassail song.

  2. Boar's Head

    The festive dish named by a carol.

  3. Cherry Tree

    The tree in one of the book’s carol stories.

  4. Edna Walter

    The editor of the 1922 collection.

  5. First Nowell

    The named Christmas carol in the contents.

  6. Gilchrist

    The collector acknowledged for two songs.

  7. Hartley

    The artist who illustrated it.

  8. Holly

    The plant in a listed carol.

  9. Lucy Broadwood

    The musician who harmonized its carols.

  10. Macmillan

    The New York publisher.

  11. Methuen

    The publisher named in the acknowledgment.

  12. Mummers

    The performers named in the Sussex carol.

  13. Phonograph

    The recording device mentioned in the foreword.

  14. Soho Square

    The London address on its title page.

  15. Wenceslas

    The king in the collection’s opening carol.

Sources

  1. L. Edna Walter, Lucy E. Broadwood and J. H. Hartley, Christmas Carols, 1922; public-domain primary collectionProject Gutenberg

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