Readings for line KD.15.220

L.15.233KD.15.220
For I haue seyn hym in sylkeL.15.233: The letter <s> and the first stroke of <y> appear to have been re-inked by the original scribe in a blacker ink. · and somme-tyme in russet
M.15.229KD.15.220
For I haue sein hym in silk . and some-tyme in russet
Cr1.15.226KD.15.220
For I haue sene hym in sylke , and somtyme in russet
W.15.229KD.15.220
For I haue seyen hym in silk . and somtyme in russet
Hm.15.225KD.15.220
For y haue seyn hym yn selke and sumtyme yn russat
C.15.224KD.15.220
For I haue seyn hym in silk · and som tyme in russet
G.16.227KD.15.220
for I haue seene hym in sylke & some-tyme InG.16.227: Capital <I> plus abbreviation mark is unusual as a spelling of "in" in this manuscript, and it seems likely that the scribe anticipated a clause with I as subject. ruvssett
O.15.227KD.15.220
For I haue seen hym in silk  & sum-tyme in russet
R.15.247KD.15.220
¶ For I haue seyne hym in silke  & sum-tyme in russet .
F.11.236KD.15.220
For y have seyn hym in sylk / & sum-tyme in russet.