Readings for line KD.13.274

L.13.279KD.13.274
Ac it was moled in many places · with many sondri plottes
M.13.278KD.13.274
Ac it was mol..ed . in many places . with many suondry plottes .
Cr1.13.280KD.13.274
And it was moled in mani places with mani sondry plots
W.13.279KD.13.274
Ac it was moled in many places . wiþ manye sondry plottes
Hm.13.279KD.13.274
ac it was molyd yn many placys · wyþ many sundry ...spottys
C.13.278KD.13.274
And it was moled in many places · with many sondrye plottes
G.14.280KD.13.274
but ytt was moled In many places wyth many sondry plaottes G.14.280: This and the two examples of "plots" in the following line have all been altered in the same way. Compare plottes at G.14.317 and note the different position of the line linking the vowel to the following <t>.
O.13.279KD.13.274
Ac it was moled in many places  wiþ many sundry plottes
R.13.287KD.13.274
Ac it was moled in many placeR.13.287: The singular form is unique; the other manuscripts show the plural, places.  with mony sondri plottes .
F.10.284KD.13.274
But yt was moolyd in manye placis / fele sundry spottys.F.10.284: F's b-verse is unique, destroying the alliterative pattern. Other B manuscripts have "wiþ manye sondry plottes."