Readings for line KD.5.424

L.5.435KD.5.424
Sixe sithes or seuene · I forsake it with othes
M.5.436KD.5.424
Six sithes or seuene  I forsake it with othes
Cr1.5.431KD.5.424
Syxe sythes or seuen , I forsake it wyth othes
W.5.433KD.5.424
Sixe siþes or seuene . I forsake it wiþ oþes
Hm.5.436KD.5.424
sixe sythes othur seuene · y forsake yt wyþ othes
C.5.436KD.5.424
Sixe sithes or seuene · I for-sake it with othes
G.6.433KD.5.424
syxe sythes or seyuven I forsake ytt wyth othes
O.5.437KD.5.424
Sixe syþes or seuene  I forsake it wiþ oþes
R.5.437KD.5.424
Sixe sithes or seuene  I forsake it witR.5.437: R's spelling of with here is unique among the Piers Plowman manuscripts and also fairly unusual in the Middle English corpus. The same spelling is found extensively in Cursor Mundi; it also occurs several times in the Prose Alexander (ca. 1440), once in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, line 113 (where Andrew and Waldron emend it away), and once in Havelok the Dane, line 2489. othes .
F.5.433KD.5.424
Sixe sythis or sevene / y for-swere me with oþis.