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"In 1881, Daniel Vierge was the greatest draughtsman in the world. Without warning, a stroke of paralysis rendered his right side useless. A few years later he illustrated Don Quixote truly and sympathetically for the first time in its history. He did this with his left hand now educated to the lost cunning of the paralyzed right. The illustration above is one of many exquisite drawings taken from the Scribner edition of Don Quixote."

Identifier: CarryOnAug1918_851 (find matches)
Title: Carry On (periodical)
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Office of the Surgeon General, United States Army
Subjects: reconstruction rehabilitation therapy vocational therapy physical therapy American Red Cross
Publisher: Otis Historical Archives, National Museum of Health and Medicine
Contributing Library: American Red Cross

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A SUBSTIlUiii l^UK A COT The sooner a man gets up and out into the open, the quicker hisrecovery. Light exercise with an objective is good for both mindand body. These men at Fort McHenry are making a new streetand enjoying it because their efforts are put to good use. H C R R O N Vol.1
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\ U.! F)?- \ In 1881, Daniel Vierge was the greatest draughtsman in the world. Withoutwarning, a stroke of paralysis rendered his right side useless. A few yearslater he illustrated Don Quixote truly and sympathetically for the first timein its history. He did this with his left hand now educated to the lost cunningof the paralyzed right. The illustration above is one of many exquisitedrawings taken from the Scribner edition of Don Quixote. No. 2 A R R O N 15

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