Manuscript readings for KD.2.105

L.2.107KD.2.105 Ȝeldyng for þis þinge · at one ȝeres ende
M.2.107KD.2.105ȜYeldinge for þis þinge . at on ȝyeres eende
               
Cr1.2.107KD.2.105  Yeldynge for thys thynge at one yeres end , 
W.2.107KD.2.105    ¶   Yeldynge for þis þyng . at one dayes tymeW.2.107: W alone reads dayes tyme.  All other  B manuscripts have yeres ende.
Hm.2.106KD.2.105  ¶ ȝeldyng this thyng  at oo ȝeres ende · 
               
C.2.107KD.2.105  yeldyng for this thyng · at one yeres ende
G.3.107KD.2.105  yeldyng for thys thyngG.3.107: Kane and Donaldson read thyg but the word should probably be read as thyng.  There is plenty of space for an <n>, it just that, as is often the case in this manuscript, the minims are poorly defined. att on yers end 
               
O.2.106KD.2.105Ȝeldynge for þis þing  at oon ȝeres endeO.2.106: The letter <d> is rewritten in the left margin, apparently because the <d> in Ȝeldynge is spoiled by an inkblot.
R.2.66KD.2.105 Ȝelding for þis thinge  at one ȝeres ende .
F.3.106KD.2.105For þis þyng ȝeldynge / at on ȝeerys ende.
               
Readings for line KD.2.105
