L.11.60KD.11.59 ¶ By wissynge of þis wenche I wrouȝte · here wordes were so swete
M.11.60KD.11.59By wissynge of þis wyenche I wrouȝte hire wordus were so swete
Cr1.11.60KD.11.59 By wishing of this wench I wrought , hir words wer so swete
W.11.60KD.11.59 ¶ By wissynge of þis wenche I wrouȝte . hir wordes were so swete
Hm.11.60KD.11.59 ¶ By wyssynge of þys wenche y wrougth · her woordys were so swete ·
C.11.59KD.11.59 By wissyng of þis wenche I wrouȝte · hir wordes were so swete
G.12.60KD.11.59 by wysshyng off þis wenche I wroght theyr wordes were sweete
O.11.60KD.11.59Bi wysschyng of þis wenche I wrouȝte her wordis weren so swete
R.11.56KD.11.59 ¶ By wissynge of þis wenche I dedeR.11.56:
R's dede is unique among the B manuscripts; most of
the others read some form of wrouȝte, while F, which rewrites the
a-verse, attests wrowhte. However, Cx agrees with R's
reading. hire wordes were so swete .
F.8.52KD.11.59¶ Þanne wrowhte y after þat wenche / here wordis weryn so swete.