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.........«          #...# {Roe} Deer #...#          «.........
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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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.....«/$§&               #...# / #...#              &§$/«.....
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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.     #&§$/«....
.....«/$§&                                          &§$/«.....
......«/$§ 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.              @#&§$/«...
..«/$§&#@#                                          #@#&§$/«..
.«/$§&#@##                   #...#                  ##@#&§$/«.
..«/$§&#@#               #...# / #...#              #@#&§$/«..
...«/$§&#@                   #...#                  @#&§$/«...
....«/$§&#                                          #&§$/«....
.....«/$§& [Picture Of  A  Deer Head. From The  Far &§$/«.....
......«/$§ Side,   Looking   The   Other  Way.  Its §$/«......
.......«/$          Antlers Are Bloodied.]          $/«.......
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