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Edith had nerves of steel. It was her job as a young person to have an arrow shot through an apple balanced carefully on the top of her head. The person doing the shooting was an incredible marksman, and was a Cherokee Indian Chief. This was when her whole family traveled with a carnival throughout the State of Texas, USA. She was an art student at The Art Institute of Chicago. She could copy any painting very quickly, with a steady hand, and a keen eye. Her accuracy could be seen when she would miniaturize a painting by hand. She went to night school to learn Spanish. She could translate Spanish, and Portuguese in official global business correspondence in the worldwide asphalt industry at The Asphalt Institute where she worked for ten years.
Edith had nerves of steel. It was her job as a young person to have an arrow shot through an apple balanced carefully on the top of her head. The person doing the shooting was an incredible marksman, and was a Cherokee Indian Chief. This was when her whole family traveled with a carnival throughout the State of Texas, USA. She was an art student at The Art Institute of Chicago. She could copy any painting very quickly, with a steady hand, and a keen eye. Her accuracy could be seen when she would miniaturize a painting by hand. She went to night school to learn Spanish. She could translate Spanish, and Portuguese in official global business correspondence in the worldwide asphalt industry at The Asphalt Institute where she worked for ten years.
Bio:
Edith had nerves of steel. It was her job as a young person to have an arrow shot through an apple balanced carefully on the top of her head. The person doing the shooting was an incredible marksman, and was a Cherokee Indian Chief. This was when her whole family traveled with a carnival throughout the State of Texas, USA. She was an art student at The Art Institute of Chicago. She could copy any painting very quickly, with a steady hand, and a keen eye. Her accuracy could be seen when she would miniaturize a painting by hand. She went to night school to learn Spanish. She could translate Spanish, and Portuguese in official global business correspondence in the worldwide asphalt industry at The Asphalt Institute where she worked for ten years.
Edith had nerves of steel. It was her job as a young person to have an arrow shot through an apple balanced carefully on the top of her head. The person doing the shooting was an incredible marksman, and was a Cherokee Indian Chief. This was when her whole family traveled with a carnival throughout the State of Texas, USA. She was an art student at The Art Institute of Chicago. She could copy any painting very quickly, with a steady hand, and a keen eye. Her accuracy could be seen when she would miniaturize a painting by hand. She went to night school to learn Spanish. She could translate Spanish, and Portuguese in official global business correspondence in the worldwide asphalt industry at The Asphalt Institute where she worked for ten years.
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