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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 ,¤,¤,,¤,¤,
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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 ,¤,¤,¤¤,¤,
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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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