Readings for line KD.11.286

L.11.287KD.11.286
And þei her deuor dede · as dauid seith in þe sauter
M.11.286KD.11.286
And þei hire deuoir dide  as dauid saith in þe sauter
Cr1.11.286KD.11.286
And thei her deuour dyd as Dauid sayth in the psalter .
W.11.287KD.11.286
And þei hir deuoir dide . as Dauid seiþ in þe Sauter
Hm.12.162KD.11.286
and þey her deuer dedyn · as dauid seith yn þe sauter ·
C.11.286KD.11.286
And thay hir deuoir dide as dauid says in þe sauter
G.12.288KD.11.286
and þei þer deuvoyer dyd as dauyd sayeth yn þe sauvter
O.11.288KD.11.286
And þei her deuer dide as dauid  seiþ . in þe sauter
R.11.298KD.11.286
And þei here deuerR.11.298: Here R and F are defective in sense; F rewrites the a-verse entirely while R omits the required verb, dede.  as dauid seideR.11.298: R's seide is unique. All the other B manuscripts read a present-tense form, as with W's seiþ. See the Introduction III.2.2.10 on R's seemingly anomalous tense marking. in þe sauter .
F.8.289KD.11.286
But seyn þus for here dygnerF.8.289: F extensively revises the a-verse, the result, perhaps, of misreading a form of Bx's deuoir as dener. Bx reads "And þei hir deuoir dide ...." / as dauid seiþ in þe sawter.