L.5.407KD.5.396 Ac neither of owre lorde ne of owre lady · þe leste þat euere was made
M.5.407KD.5.396Ac nowther of oure lorde ne oure lady þe leeste þat euere was madeked
Cr1.5.403KD.5.396 But of our lorde or our lady , I lerne nothyng at all .
W.5.405KD.5.396 Ac neiþer of oure lord ne of oure lady . þe leeste þat euere was maked
Hm.5.408KD.5.396 ac neythur of oure lorde ne of oure lady the leste that euere was maked ·
C.5.409KD.5.396 And nouþer of oure lorde ne ourdour lady · þe lest þat is made
G.6.405KD.5.396 but neþer off our lorde ne our ladye þing þat euer was made
R.5.409KD.5.396 Ac noþer of oure lorR.5.409: R's clipped form for lord is unique among the B manuscripts both here and in
R18.61. See Richard Jordan, Handbook of Middle English Grammar: Phonology,
translated and revised by Eugene Joseph Crook (The Hague: Mouton, 1974): §199, remark
3. ne of oure lady þe leste þat
euere was maked .R.5.409: Here the scribe omits his customary line break before a
new verse paragraph, presumably because the next line will be the final one of this
side.