M.P.216KD.P.216.....Than gete a momme of here mouthe but monoye were shewed
Cr1.P.215KD.P.216 Than gette a mumme of her mouth til mony be shewed
C.P.214KD.P.216 Than gete a Momme of hir mouthe · but moneye were schewed
G.1.215KD.P.216 then gett a muomme off hys moth. mowthe tyll money be shewed
R.P.89KD.P.216
Þan gete a mumme of here mouth her mony hem byR.P.89: In place of alpha's er, beta
copies read til or but. Only R adds hem after mony. Later in this half-line, most B witnesses read be, but LMCY attest were. Among
the C manuscripts, most P family witnesses agree with beta's til, while a majority of the X family agrees with alpha's er. However, at the end of the half-line, the C families fragment
their allegiances, most of the P group (and four of the X group — P2CotLcBo) now aligning with the more widely attested B reading,
be, while some of the best X witnesses read wer(e),
agreeing with LMCY. Both sets of variants were already attested in various A copies. I-shewed
F.1.207KD.P.216Þan getyn a Mum of here mowht / erF.1.207: Alpha is responsible for er. Beta manuscripts have til or but. mone be shewyd.F.1.207: F omits the following line from Bx: "Barons and burgeis and bondemen als."