Readings for line KD.3.214

L.3.215KD.3.214
for ȝiftes han ȝonge men · to renne and to ride
M.3.215KD.3.214
For ȝyiftes han ȝyonge men . to rennen and to ride
Cr1.3.216KD.3.214
For gyftes haue yong men to runne and to ryde
W.3.215KD.3.214
For ȝiftes han yonge men . to renne and to ryde
Hm.3.214KD.3.214
for ȝyftes haue ȝonge men · to renne and to ryde
C.3.215KD.3.214
For yiftes han yong men · to rennen and to ride
G.4.215KD.3.214
for gyftes hauve yong men to renne & to ryde
O.3.214KD.3.214
For ȝiftes han ȝonge men  to renne & to ride
R.3.205KD.3.214
ÞurȝR.3.205: Beta reads For, but both Ax and Cx agree with alpha. ȝiftes han ȝoumenR.3.205: Beta's phrase is ȝonge men, a reading also found in Ax; however, Cx agrees with alpha.  to ȝernenR.3.205: Here beta reads synonymous renne. Ax agrees with this non-alliterating reading, as does the P family of the C tradition, but the X family clearly agrees with alpha's ȝernen, a choice endorsed by both Russell-Kane and Schmidt. and to ride .
F.4.202KD.3.214
Þorghȝ ȝiftys have ȝoomenF.4.202: Alpha is responsible for ȝoomen. Beta manuscripts have yonge men. / to ȝeerne & to ryȝde.