r <strong>'z'</strong>, but that's not to say
                    these sounds are not represented in Old English. For example, the Old English letter
                    '<strong>&#503;</strong>' is equivelant to the modern '<strong>w</strong>',
                    so for ease of understanding we've replaced it with '<strong>w</strong>' on the website, however you will not find '<strong>w</strong>' in an Old English manuscript.
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                    Let's explore the 