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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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¤....¤.... side, looking the other way. its ..¤....¤..
.¤....¤... antlers are bloodied.] ...¤....¤.
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