Readings for line KD.20.202

L.20.201KD.20.202
Loo elde þe hoore · hath me biseye
M.20.201KD.20.202
Loo Elde þe hoore . haþ me by-seye .
Cr1.20.200KD.20.202
Lo Elde the hore hath me byfeye .
W.20.201KD.20.202
Lo Elde þe hoore . haþ me biseye
Hm.20.201KD.20.202
loo elde þe hore · hath me beseye
C.20.199KD.20.202
Lo Elde the hore hase me biseye
G.21.199KD.20.202
lo h elde þe hoore / hathe me byseged
O.20.199KD.20.202
Loo eelde þe hoore  haþ me beseyeO.20.199: This and the following eleven lines are written around a very large keyhole-shaped tear in the vellum, at about the center of the leaf.
R.20.176KD.20.202
Lo elde þe hore  hauethR.20.176: R's inflection for this verb is unique among B copies, but manuscripts RcMcQScZNc of C show the same form, haueth. F, beta, and Cx all attest hath. my lif seyeR.20.176: R's seye is unique; both F and beta read biseye, as does Cx. The preceding phrase in R, my lif, is from alpha; beta and Cx read me. .
F.16.202KD.20.202
& seyde loo  Elde þe hoore / haþ myn lyfF.16.202: Alpha is responsible for "myn lyf." Beta and C witnesses have "me." be-seyȝe.