Readings for line KD.5.471

L.5.483KD.5.471
What bifel of þis feloun · I can nouȝte faire schewe
M.5.484KD.5.471
What bifel of þis feloun  I can nouȝte faire shewe
Cr1.5.479KD.5.471
What befel on this felowe , I can not fayre shewe
W.5.481KD.5.471
What bifel of þis feloun . I kan noȝt faire shewe
Hm.5.484KD.5.471
What byfel of this feloun · y can nougth fayre ......schewe ·
C.5.484KD.5.471
What bifel of þis felon I kan nouȝt faire schewe
G.6.481KD.5.471
what befell on þis fellone I can not fayre shewe
O.5.485KD.5.471
What bifel of þis schreweO.5.485: OC2 alone have schrewe in place of a correctly alliterating word; most B manuscripts have feloun.  I can not faire schewe
R.5.485KD.5.471
What be-fel of þis feloun  I can nauȝt fareR.5.485: This form is unique and Kane-Donaldson treat it as a possibly substantive variant, but it is likelier to be merely an unusual spelling variation for standard faire found in the other B witnesses, as well as in Ax. Cf. MED, s. v. fair (adj.), where this spelling is documented, sporadically, for c. 13-15. schewe .
F.5.478KD.5.471
What be-fel of þis feloun / y can not faire shewe.F.5.478: The red ink appearing here is unintentional, a blot from the facing leaf.