Campwægn
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Campƿæȝn oþþe beorgcampƿæȝn (on Nīƿum Englisce hāteþ tank, on Þēodisce Panzer(kampfƿagen), on Norðisce stridsvogn, on Sƿēonisce stridsvagn) is ƿægn þe drīfsearu birþ and þe oftost on fǣrbeltum ƿadeþ. Hē is oftost tō herecampƿæȝne. Man brȳcþ hine on fōrrǣƿe on beadƿe, and oft is hē mid ȝrēatstrǣlbǣrum hēafodscēotendsearƿe on behƿeorfiendum hēafde ȝeƿǣpned, and ēac mid ōðrum ƿǣpne þe is oft beltscēotendscearu. Hē birþ hefigne beorȝ and cann faran, and þæs ƿyrcþ hē ƿel tō dōnne eall hēafodƿeorc beorgƿæȝnra on beadufelda.
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