L. C. C.,
L. C. S.,
S. C. C.,
L. C.. Born in Henllan, Denbighshire, Wales. Financially supported her family through her translation work. Authored a memoir of her husband, the writer William Henry Smith (1808-1872), whom she married on 5 March 1861. Chambers’s Journal ledger entry for
Guilty Thought(published on 3 December 1859) gives her address as 1 Leopold Place, Edinburgh (NLS 341/310). Biographical information:
William Henry Smith,ODNB; George S. Merriam, editor, The Story of William and Lucy Smith, Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1889, p. 161. (AC, CC)
| Poem title | Date | Periodical | Roles | id # |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clouds | 1860-06 | Good Words | Poet | 335 |
| Truisms | 1860-08-25 | Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal | Poet | 6782 |
| The Cry of the Lonely | 1860-12 | Good Words | Poet | 364 |
| The Toad | 1861-01 | Good Words | Translator | 369 |
| Good Words | 1861-01 | Good Words | Poet | 367 |
| Duty | 1861-02-23 | Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal | Poet | 6579 |
| The Two Streams | 1861-12 | Good Words | Poet | 1279 |
| The Wedding Ring | 1867-04 | Macmillan’s Magazine | Poet | 14388 |
| Under the Palms | 1869-03-01 | Good Words | Poet | 1986 |
| Poor People. (From Victor Hugo) | 1869-04-01 | Good Words | Translator | 1989 |
| A Wife’s Wonder | 1869-12-01 | Good Words | Poet | 2002 |
| A Girl’s Faith | 1869-12-01 | Good Words | Poet | 2001 |
| Not Alone! | 1870-09-01 | Good Words | Poet | 2095 |
| A Fact | 1871 | Good Words | Poet | 2115 |