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Meanings of Lady with the Lamp in English

Portuguese
florence nightingale
Catalan
florence nightingale
Spanish
florence nightingale

English nurse remembered for her work during the Crimean War (1820-1910)

florence nightingale
Usage of Lady with the Lamp in English
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She led the class procession as the Lady with the Lamp.
Her mother's hope
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She didn't say anything about being Lady with the Lamp or top of her class.
Her mother's hope
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During the Crimean War, the Lady with the Lamp trained these women in her pioneering nursing practices.
The Irish Times
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Mrs. Kaufman informed Hildemara that she would head the procession as the Lady with the Lamp, Florence Nightingale, the mother of nursing.
Her mother's hope
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Her noble work was celebrated by Longfellow, in his poem "Santa Filomena," often better known as "The Lady with the Lamp":
Queen Victoria
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In it she-sheyonder-yes ,thelady with the lamp, came and stood by him, and said, 'Be steadfast.'
Chantry House
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I need not say that no one has ever again heard the wailings, nor seen the lady with the lamp.
Chantry House
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"Well, well, so here's the grand Lady with the Lamp."
Her mother's hope
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"Enter the Lady with the Lamp!"
The Making of a Soul
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But "the lady with the lamp" soon brought about a revolution; and the soldiers knew to their joy what it was to have proper nursing.
Beneath the Banner: Being Narratives of Noble Lives and Brave De...
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