The deorhordMany of the animals we encounter in everyday life, from the creatures in our fields to those in our fantasies, have remained the same since medieval times but the words we use, and the ways we describe them, have often changed beyond recognition. Old English was spoken over a thousand years ago, when every animal was a deor. In this glittering Old English bestiary we find deors big and small, the ordinary and the extraordinary, the good, the bad and

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dark-haired girl

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Richard Dawkins

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as well as war

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finding a missing lamb in the spring meadows and enjoying a perfect picnic in the summer sun

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