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,¤,¤,¤,¤,¤ Woven Of Various Grasses. ,¤,¤,¤,¤,¤
,¤,¤,¤,¤,¤ The Deer Has A Crown Of Rowan, And Is ¤¤,¤,¤,¤,¤
,¤,¤,¤,¤,¤ Looking At The Viewer.] ,¤,¤,¤,¤,¤
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,¤,¤,¤,¤,¤ 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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,¤,¤,¤,¤,¤ Side, Looking The Other Way. Its ,¤,¤,¤,¤,¤
,¤,¤,¤,¤,¤ Antlers Are Bloodied.] ¤¤,¤,¤,¤,¤
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