Here douȝtyr was nat alle [not al D.] redy,
Ne comë nat at here fyrst [& cam not at þe ferste D.] cry.
Line 1264
Þe modyr þat sat in here baþ
wax [wex D.] ful of ire and of wraþ,
And cleþyd [clepede OD.] eft-sonys aftyr here, [. . hyre O, clepede hir hastyly D.]
kursyng [Kursynge O.] with ryghte gretë yre, [waryed hir ful bitterly D.]
Line 1268
And seyd, "þe devyl come on [sche seyde þe deuyl mote come with D.] þe,
For, þou art nat redy to me."
"And y am redy," seyd [þo seyde D.] þe deuyl,
Line 1271
"To take þat þou me betaght [betakyst D.] with euyl."
he flegh on herë [fley in-to hir D.] þere [þer.] she stode,
And madë herë wytte [here of here wyt O, hir out of hir wit D.] al wode.
Þys godë man for a-nouþer þyng [made a gret spekyng D.]
Tolde hyt oft [ofte.] yn hys prechyng, [þat non come nyȝe hire for no þing D.]
Line 1276
Þat none durste speke with here syþyn
But ȝyf [ȝyf om. D.] he werë clenë shryuyn;
For [& D.] ȝyf he were yn dedely synne,
Þe fendë [deuyl D.] þat was here with-ynne
Line 1280
Made here seye hym so moche [dede hir seyn hym so mechil D.] shame
Þat alle men wundred [þat alle wundredyn D.] on hys blame.
And þat was preued with [be D.] many one
Þat to þe holy lond was gone.
Line 1284
Þerfore, ȝe chyldryn, before al þyng [þynge O, for alle þinge D.]
Dredyþ ȝoure [ȝour O, ȝe D.] modrys warryng; [waryynge, glossed 'cursynge,' O; moderys waryynge D.]
And, ȝe wyuys, þenkeþ on þys cas,
werryþ nat [Waryyþ noghte O, waryyth not for a D.] for lytyl trespas.
Line 1288
Þey þat wyl [wyle O, For ȝe þat wil D. D has in margin, 'be war of waryyng.'] gladly warye,
hem warryþ [waryyþ O, warye hem D.] god & seynt marye.
For ho-so haunteþ hyt [hauntyþ hyt O, it hawnte D.] comunly
