Let the mind your noblest thoughts engage Its beauties last beyond the flight of age

Full Text
Let the mind your noblest thoughts engage Its beauties last beyond the flight of age
Listed on Page Number
270
Sampler Worked By
Hannah Lord
Date of Sampler
1816
Place Sampler Made
Ipswich, MA
Sampler Listed on Page
190
Author/Publication/Country/Date
Mavor, William Fordyce. Monitory Epistle to a Very Young Lady. Oxford, England, 1829, p.360, lines 33-34.
Notes
Originally published as: “Then let the mind your noblest care engage;- Its beauties last beyond the flight of age.” Miscellanies in Two Parts, published in Oxford, England 1829. This is an anthology and as Mavor first began writing in the 1790s, the text is probably printed in an earlier anthology..