Readings for line KD.11.5

L.11.5KD.11.5
And in a wynkyng wratth · wex I aslepe
M.11.5KD.11.5
And in a wyn.kynge wrathe  wex I a-slepe
Cr1.11.5KD.11.5
And in a wyncking wrath wexyd I a-slepe
W.11.5KD.11.5
And in a wynkynge wraþe . weex I aslepe
Hm.11.5KD.11.5
and yn wynkynge wratthe · wex y a-slepe ·
C.11.5KD.11.5
And in a wyndynge wratthe wex I a-sleep
G.12.5KD.11.5
& In a vyndyng wrathe wexe I a-slepe
O.11.5KD.11.5
And in a wyndynge wraþþe  wexe I a-slepe
your for me elin
Bower
Rondull wylly
R.11.5KD.11.5
And in a wynkynge wrathR.11.5: This word amounts to an inappropriate and virtually meaningless repetition of the same term from the previous line, but it is witnessed by the beta manuscripts as well as R (F offers six inauthentic lines); indeed the entire line appears to have been corrupt in Bx. Kane and Donaldson conjecture a sort of metathesis distorting original worþ; Schmidt concurs.til I wasR.11.5: R's til I was is unique. Beta reads wex I. a-slepe 
F.7.502KD.11.5.1
& of myn wynkynge y a-wook / & wondrede þanne These six lines appear only in F.
F.7.503KD.11.5.2
Of alle þe dremes þat y drempte / so daungerous þei were.
F.7.504KD.11.5.3
& turned me on þe oþir syde / for to take myn eese.
F.8.1KD.11.5.4
ANdF.8.1: The ornamental capital is written and flourished in green and red ink. as y lay & lookede / vpon þe launde grene.
F.8.2KD.11.5.5
I þouhte on þe Metelis / hou merveylous þei were.
F.8.3KD.11.5.6
Tyl sodynly hevynesse / on slepe brouht me þanne.