Readings for line KD.6.170

L.6.173KD.6.170
And manaced pieres and his men · ȝif þei mette eft-sone
M.6.173KD.6.170
And manacede piers and his men . ȝif þei mette efte-sone
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W.6.173KD.6.170
And manaced Piers and his men . if þei mette eftsoone
Hm.6.172KD.6.170
and manaced peers and his men · ȝif þey mette . efte-sone
C.6.171KD.6.170
And manaced piers and his men · if þey mette eft-sone
G.7.173KD.6.170
and maneced peres & hys men yff they meteG.7.173: Though the G scribe was clearly aware of the possibility of using single and double consonants to indicate preceding long and short vowels, his practice in this respect is not consistent and the use of a single <t> in mete does not therefore necessarily indicate a present rather than a preterite. For the G scribe's spelling practices, see Introduction III.2. eft-sones
O.6.174KD.6.170
And manacede peers & hise men  if þei mette eft-soone
R.6.172KD.6.170
And manseyd peres and his men  if þei mette efte-sone .
F.5.823KD.6.170
& þrette Pers & hise men / yf þey mettyn eft-sone.