Readings for line KD.6.6

L.6.6KD.6.6
I wilL.6.6: LCYR read wil while other B witnesses have wolde. wende with ȝow · and þe way teche
M.6.6KD.6.6
I wolde wende with ȝyow . and þe weiey teche .
Cr1.6.6KD.6.6
I woulde wend wyth you , and the way teach .
W.6.6KD.6.6
I wolde wende wiþ yow . and þe wey teche
Hm.6.6KD.6.6
y wolde wendyn wyth ȝowe · and the weye teche
C.6.5KD.6.6
I wyl wende with yow · and þe wey teche
G.7.6KD.6.6
I wold wend wyth you & you the way teyche
O.6.6KD.6.6
I wolde wende wiþ ȝow  & þe weye teche
R.6.6KD.6.6
I wilR.6.6: Among the other B copies, only LCY share R's wil (the rest read wolde). That the latter form of the verb was original in the A version seems obvious (though three of its manuscripts—Ra, U, and La—support a future meaning in place of the conditional); but the reading of Cx is more problematic. Most C copies agree with the AB majorities on wolde, but three of the most authoritative X-family witnesses, XYcI, support the RLCY reading. wenden with ȝow  and þe weye teche .
F.5.658KD.6.6
I wolde weende with ȝow / & þe weyȝ ȝow techen.