Clara Barton, the founder of the nursing profession, never was known to hold resentment against anyone. One time a friend recalled to her a cruel thing that had happened to her some years previously, but Clara seemed not to remember the incident.
”Don’t you remember the wrong that was done to you?” the friend asked Clara.
”No,” Clara answered calmly, “I distinctly remember forgetting that.”
Source:
Humes, James C. Speaker's Treasury of Anecdotes About the Famous. New York: Harper & Row, 1978. 132. Print.
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