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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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