Readings for line KD.19.245

L.19.245KD.19.245
And some to ryde & to recoeureL.19.245: LF read recoeure; most other B manuscripts have recouere. Cf. L17.69 for similar alpha and L agreement. For the spelling, see the Linguistic Description, § III.2.1.2.25. · þat vnriȝtfully was wonne
M.19.245KD.19.245
And somme to ride and to recoueren . þat vnriȝtfuly was wonnen .
Cr1.19.244KD.19.245
And some to ride & to recouer þat vnrightfully was won
W.19.244KD.19.245
And some to ryde and to recouere . þat wrongfullyW.19.244: W alone reads wrongfully; Hm has riȝtfully while all other manuscripts have vnriȝtfully. was wonne
Hm.19.244KD.19.245
Somme to ryde and summe to recouere þat ryȝtfully was wonne
C.19.235KD.19.245
And som to ride and som to recouere · þat vnrightfully was wonne
G.20.234KD.19.245
& some to ryde & some to recouer / þat vnryghtfully was wonne
O.19.235KD.19.245
And summe to ride & summe to recouere  þat vnriȝtfulli was wonnen
R [Not found.]
F.15.243KD.19.245
& summe to rekne / & rekewreF.15.243: As Richard Beadle notes, spellings like this or recure when the word means "regain, repossess" are very narrowly East Anglian. "The Medieval Drama of East Anglia: Studies in Dialect, Documentary Records and Stagecraft," (unpublished D. Phil. thesis, University of York, 1977), 66. / þat vnryghtfully was wonne.F.15.243: F omits the following line attested by beta family manuscripts: "He wissed hem wynne it ayein þoruȝ wightnesse of handes."