Readings for line KD.6.185

L.6.189KD.6.185
That hunger was nouȝt so hardy · on hem forto loke
M.6.189KD.6.185
That hungur was nouȝt so hardy . on hem for to loke
Cr1.6.189KD.6.185
That Hunger was not so hardy , on hem for to loke ,
W.6.189KD.6.185
That hunger was noȝt so hardy . on hem for to loke
Hm.6.188KD.6.185
that hungor was nougth so hardy · on hem forto loke
C.6.187KD.6.185
Þat hunger was nouȝt so hardy on hem for to look
G.7.189KD.6.185
that hongre was not G.7.189: Added not appears to be in the hand of the original scribe. Compare, however, the additions at G.7.183 and G.7.179. hardyeG.7.189: Almost all C manuscripts and a high proportion of A manuscripts share the G R F reading hardye, and this is the reading adopted by Kane and Donaldson. Remaining B manuscripts read so hardy. on theym for to loke
O.6.190KD.6.185
Þat hungur was not so hardy  on hem for to loke
R.6.188KD.6.185
Þat hunger was nouȝt hardyR.6.188: Although G agrees here with alpha, beta itself reads so hardy, a reading also attested by half of the A manuscripts (RaUHaJEWaMaH). On the other hand, Cx clearly agrees with alpha's reading (i.e., the omission of so).  on hem for to loke .
F.5.838KD.6.185
Þat hungir was notF.5.838: Alpha and G lack beta's so before hardy. hardy / on hem onys to looke.