¨¨¨¨£¨¨¨¨¨                                          ¨££¨£££¨¨£
£¨¨¨££¨¨¨¨                                          ¨£¨££¨¨£¨£
¨£¨¨£¨£¨¨¨                                          ££££¨£¨£££
£££¨££££¨¨                                          £¨¨¨££££¨¨
£¨¨££¨¨¨£¨                                          ¨£¨¨£¨¨¨£¨
££¨£¨£¨¨££                  #¨¨¨¨#                  £££¨££¨¨££
¨¨£££££¨£¨              #¨¨¨#    #¨¨¨#              ¨¨¨££¨£¨£¨
¨¨£¨¨¨¨£££           #¨¨¨#          #¨¨¨#           £¨¨£¨£££££
£¨££¨¨¨£¨¨          #¨¨¨# {Roe} Deer #¨¨¨#          ££¨£££¨¨¨¨
£££¨£¨¨££¨           #¨¨¨#          #¨¨¨#           £¨££¨¨£¨¨¨
£¨¨£££¨£¨£              #¨¨¨#    #¨¨¨#              £££¨£¨££¨¨
££¨£¨¨££££                  #¨¨¨¨#                  £¨¨££££¨£¨
£¨£££¨£¨¨¨                                          ¨£¨£¨¨¨£££
¨££¨¨£££¨¨                                          ¨££££¨¨£¨¨
¨£¨£¨£¨¨£¨ [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.]         ¨£¨¨£££¨£¨
¨¨££¨¨¨£££                                          £££¨£¨¨£££
£¨£¨£¨¨£¨¨                   #¨¨¨#                  £¨¨£££¨£¨¨
££££££¨££¨               #¨¨¨# : #¨¨¨#              ¨£¨£¨¨£££¨
£¨¨¨¨¨££¨£                   #¨¨¨#                  ¨££££¨£¨¨£
¨£¨¨¨¨£¨££                                          ¨£¨¨¨£££¨£
£££¨¨¨£££¨ In The North, The Deer Is Often Used  As £££¨¨£¨¨££
¨¨¨£¨¨£¨¨£ A  Symbol For  The Forest'S  Agency,  Or ¨¨¨£¨££¨£¨
¨¨¨££¨££¨£    Its Self-Knowledge. Watching Eyes.    ¨¨¨£££¨£££
£¨¨£¨££¨££                                          ¨¨¨£¨¨££¨¨
££¨£££¨££¨ Warmer Regions  Instead Ascribe  It  The £¨¨££¨£¨£¨
£¨££¨¨££¨£ Knife  (Teeth,  Rumors  Of Violence), Or ¨£¨£¨£££££
¨££¨£¨£¨££    Obsession (Unblinking Eyes, Always    ¨£££££¨¨¨¨
¨£¨££££££¨      Awake, Scrapie-Like Behavior).      ££¨¨¨¨£¨¨¨
¨£££¨¨¨¨¨£                                          £¨£¨¨¨££¨¨
¨£¨¨£¨¨¨¨£                   #¨¨¨#                  ££££¨¨£¨£¨
¨££¨££¨¨¨£              #¨¨¨# : #¨¨¨#               ¨¨¨¨£¨££££
££¨££¨£¨¨£                  #¨¨¨#                   £¨¨¨£££¨¨¨
£¨££¨£££¨£                                          ££¨¨£¨¨£¨¨
£££¨££¨¨££ 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.     £¨££¨£¨££¨
£¨¨¨¨¨£¨¨¨                                          ¨££¨££££¨£
¨£¨¨¨¨££¨¨ 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. ¨¨£¨¨¨££££
¨¨£¨£¨£¨££                                          £¨££¨¨£¨¨¨
¨¨£££££££¨ 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.              £¨¨£¨¨£¨££
£££¨¨¨£¨££                                          ££¨££¨£££¨
£¨¨£¨¨£££¨                   #¨¨¨#                  £¨££¨££¨¨£
¨£¨££¨£¨¨£               #¨¨¨# : #¨¨¨#              ¨££¨££¨£¨£
££££¨£££¨£                   #¨¨¨#                  ¨£¨££¨££££
¨¨¨¨££¨¨££                                          ££££¨££¨¨¨
¨¨¨¨£¨£¨£¨ [Picture Of A Deer  Head.  From The  Far £¨¨¨££¨£¨¨
¨¨¨¨££££££ Side,  Looking   The   Other   Way.  Its ¨£¨¨£¨£££¨
¨¨¨¨£¨¨¨¨¨          Antlers Are Bloodied.]          ¨££¨£££¨¨£
£¨¨¨££¨¨¨¨                                          ¨£¨££¨¨£¨£
¨£¨¨£¨£¨¨¨                                          ££££¨£¨£££
£££¨££££¨¨                                          £¨¨¨££££¨¨
£¨¨££¨¨¨£¨                                          ¨£¨¨£¨¨¨£¨
££¨£¨£¨¨££                                          £££¨££¨¨££