L.6.332KD.6.325 Thorwgh flodes and þourgh foule wederes · frutes shul faille
M.6.332KD.6.325Þo..rugh flodus and foule wedres . fruitus shal falleM.6.332: M's reading of fall is not shared by other B manuscripts, which read faille, though it is the reading of six A manuscripts.
Cr1.6.331KD.6.325 Through floudes and fowle weder fruite shal faile ,
C.6.319KD.6.325 thourgh flodes and foule wedres · fruytes shal faille
O.6.331KD.6.325Þoruȝ flodes & foule werdisO.6.331: OC2Bm alone have werdis; most B manuscripts have wedres. frutes schul fayle
R.6.329KD.6.325 Thorȝ flodR.6.329:
R uniquely reads a singular form here. All other B manuscripts show a
plural, e.g., flodes. F actually reverses the entire phrase, reading þorhȝ fowle wederys & floodis. Cx agrees with
the B majority in attesting a plural, flodes, but a
clear majority of A witnesses agrees with R on the singular form.
and foule wederes fruytes schullen fayle .