L.2.150KD.2.148 For heL.2.150: Most B manuscripts have a form of þei. may mede amaistrye · and maken at my wille
M.2.150KD.2.148For ..theyM.2.150: M's altered reading agrees with WHmCrGYOC2CH. LRF read he. may mede amaistrye and maken at my wille /
Cr1.2.150KD.2.148 For they may Mede maystrye and make at my wyl .
C.2.150KD.2.148 For thei may Mede a maistrye · and maken at my wille
G.3.150KD.2.148 for þei mayG.3.150: This addition (may, in black ink) could conceivably have been made by the original scribe, but note the clear definition of the minims. Resemblences
to the italic hand on, e.g. f.96v, and in particular the hairline tail on the <y>, suggest hand3.G.3.150: The addition of may brings G into line with Bx. mede master & maken att my wyll
R.2.109KD.2.148
For heR.2.109:
Only L, among beta copies, agrees with alpha's reading here; the other beta witnesses attest
þei. However, the LRF reading is almost certainly authorial, matching the
reading found in Ax and Cx. may mede a-maystrie and maken at my wille .
F.3.149KD.2.148Þat heF.3.149: The reading he is owed to alpha, though shared by L. Beta reads þei. may Meede a-Maystrye / & makyn at myn wille.