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.~«:%&@### [Picture Of A Deer Head,  In  A  Garland ###@&%:«~.
..~«:%&@##         Woven Of Various Grasses.        ##@&%:«~..
...~«:%&@# The  Deer Has A  Crown  Of Rowan, And Is #@&%:«~...
....~«:%&@         Looking At The Viewer.]          @&%:«~....
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.......... In The North, The Deer Is Often Used  As ..........
.......... A  Symbol For  The  Forest'S  Agency, Or ..........
..........    Its Self-Knowledge. Watching Eyes.    ..........
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.......... Warmer Regions Instead  Ascribe  It  The ..........
.......... Knife (Teeth,  Rumors Of  Violence),  Or ..........
..........    Obsession (Unblinking Eyes, Always    ..........
..........      Awake, Scrapie-Like Behavior).      ..........
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.....~«:%& The Deer Is A Cross Between A  Horse And &%:«~.....
....~«:%&@ A  Dog.  It Bears  A  Resemblance  To  A @&%:«~....
...~«:%&@# Young   Salix    Tree,    And    Has   A #@&%:«~...
..~«:%&@##     Sweet-Smelling Nose, Like Honey.     ##@&%:«~..
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..~«:%&@## The Horns Of A Deer Is  Called  Antlers. ##@&%:«~..
...~«:%&@# They Have A Complex Fractal  Shape,  And #@&%:«~...
....~«:%&@ Are  Believed  To  Enable  The  Deer  To @&%:«~....
.....~«:%& "Fold" Through Passages Which Should  Be &%:«~.....
......~«:% Too Narrow For  Them.  Antlers From Dead %:«~......
.......~«: Deer   Seem   To    Lose   This   Power. :«~.......
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.........~ A Deer'S Heart Has Two  Chambers,  Where ~.........
.......... It Stores  All The Secrets  It Might See ..........
.......... During  The Course Of  It'S  Life.  With ..........
.......... Age  The  Secrets  Will  Harden  Into  A ..........
..........    Caramellized Structure, Which Will    ..........
.......... Eventually Block The Flow Of Blood,  And ..........
..........              Kill The Deer.              ..........
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.......~«: [Picture Of A  Deer Head.  From The  Far :«~.......
......~«:% Side,   Looking  The   Other   Way.  Its %:«~......
.....~«:%&          Antlers Are Bloodied.]          &%:«~.....
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