Florence Nightingale — "I have lived, and I have loved, and I have suffered, and I have learned. And I h…"
I have lived, and I have loved, and I have suffered, and I have learned. And I have done what I could.
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A reflection, often quoted, though exact source is hard to pinpoint.
Date: Undated, likely late in life
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