Readings for line KD.6.327

L.6.334KD.6.327
Whan ȝe se þe sonne amys · and two monkes hedes
M.6.334KD.6.327
Whanne ȝye se þe suonne amys . & ...?...?...two Monkes heddes
Cr1.6.333KD.6.327
And when ye se the sunne amisse , & two monkes heades
W.6.334KD.6.327
W.6.334: A scribe has drawn a rough pointing hand in the left margin. Whan ye se þe sonne amys . and two monkes heddes
Hm.6.333KD.6.327
whan ȝe see the sonne amys · and two monkes hedes
C.6.321KD.6.327
Whanne ye se þe sonne amys · and two monkes hedes
G.7.334: A scribe has added a decorated cross in the margin. This corresponds to a similar cross in the table of contents (on f.102) and is one of a number of signs clearly intended to help the reader find particular items in the text. See Introduction I.10.
G.7.334KD.6.327
when ye se þe sonne a-mys & two monkes heydes
O.6.333KD.6.327
Whanne ȝe seen þe sunne amys  & two monkes hedis
R.6.331KD.6.327
Whanne ȝe se þe sonne amys  and to monkes hedes .
F.5.981KD.6.327
Whan þe sunne ȝee seen a-mys / with two Munkys heedis.