The vision of William concerning Piers the Plowman, together with Vita de Dowel, Dobet, et Dobest, secundum Wit et Resoun, by William Langland (about 1362-1393 A. D.)

Hikke þe hakeney mon · and hogge þe neldere, [hakeney mon] hakeneman U. hogge—neldere] hobbe þe neldere H; hogge þe myllere T; hobbe þe mylner U.] Clarisse of Cokkes lone · and þe Clerk of þe churche, [Clarisse] Claris T; Clares U; Clarice H. lone] lane TU. churche] werkis H.] Sire Pers of pridye · and pernel of Flaundres, [TU omit. H reads, Sire peris of pryde, pernel of flaundris.] Dauwe þe disschere · and a doseyn oþere. [disschere] dykere TU.] Line 164 [A] Ribibor, [a] Ratoner · a Rakere of chepe, [[A] so in TU. [a] so in TU; V reads, And Ribibor þe R.; H reads, Robyn þe r. a Rakere] & a rakiere T; a rakiere H.] A Ropere, a Redyng-kyng · and Rose þe disschere, [a] & a H. disschere] ribbere H.] Godfrei of Garlesschire · and Griffin þe walsche, [TU omit. Garlesschire] garle|kiþe H. Griffin] gruffiþ H.] And of vp-holders an hep · erly bi þe morwe [And of] And HU; Of T. an hep] U om.] Line 168 Ȝiue þe gloton with good wille · good ale to honsel. [ȝiue þe] ȝeue T; Gaf U. good wille] glad chiere TU. honsel] hansele T; drinke HU.]
ÞEnne Clement þe Cobelere · caste of his cloke, [þenne] TU omit.] And atte newe Feire · he leyde hire to sulle; [atte] at þe THU. he—hire] nempnide it TU. sulle] selle TU.] And Hikke þe Ostiler · hutte his hod aftur, [And] THU omit. hutte] hitte TU; cast H.] Line 172 And bad bette þe Bocher · ben on his bi-syde. [bad] U omits. bi-syde] side THU.] Þer weore chapmen I-chose · þe chaffare to preise; Hose hedde þe hod · schulde haue Amendes. [Hose] þat who so U. A|mendes] amendis of þe cloke TU.] Þei Risen vp Raply · and Rouneden to-gedere, [þei—vp] þo risen þei vp T. Raply] in a rape T; in rape U. rouneden] rombeden T.] Line 176 And preiseden be peniworþus · and parteden bi hem|seluen; [H omits. and parteden] apertly TU.] Þer weoren oþes an hep · hose þat hit herde. [an] on an U. hose—herde] þanne þei ne couþe T; þei couthe not ȝit iugge U; ouer þe ware H.] Þei couþe not bi heore concience · a-corde to-gedere, [þei—heore] Be here T; þei couþe not by H; Ne by here clene U.] Til Robyn þe Ropere · weore Rad forte a-ryse, [weore] was THU. forte aryse] to arisen TH; vp to rise U.] Line 180
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The vision of William concerning Piers the Plowman, together with Vita de Dowel, Dobet, et Dobest, secundum Wit et Resoun, by William Langland (about 1362-1393 A. D.)
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Langland, William, 1330?-1400?
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London,: Pub. for the Early English text society, by N. Trübner & co.,
1867-85.

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