With þat he shulde þe saterday · seuene ȝere þere-after, [þe saterday] on þe day R.]
Drynke but myd þe doke · and dyne but ones. [myd] with CR. Inuidia. O has Envie.]
INUIDIA.
¶ Enuye with heuy herte · asked after scrifte,
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And carefullich mea culpa · he comsed to shewe.
He was as pale as a pelet · in þe palsye he semed, [as pale] also pale B. þe] O om. palsye] palacye C.]
And clothed in a caurimaury · I couthe it nouȝte dis|creue; [clothed] cluted R. cauri|maury] kaurymaury W; Caurymaury CB; taurimauri (!) R. couthe] coude R. discreue] discryue WCOB; de|scriue R.]
In kirtel and kourteby · and a knyf bi his syde, [kourteby] courtepy W; curteby R: curtepy B.]
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Of a freres frokke · were þe forsleues. [þe] his R. forsleues] fore sleues WR.]
And as a leke hadde yleye · longe in þe sonne, [leke] leek þat W. yleye] y|leyen C.]
So loked he with lene chekes · lourynge foule.
¶ His body was to-bolle for wratthe · þat he bote his lippes, [to-bolle] to-bollen WCO; to|bolne B. bote] boot W; bot R.]
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And wryngynge he ȝede with þe fiste · to wreke hym|self he þouȝte [wryngynge—ȝede] wryngȝed R. þe] his O. fiste] fust W; fuyst B.]
With werkes or with wordes · whan he seighe his tyme. [seighe] seyȝ R; say B; saw O.]
Eche a worde þat he warpe · was of an Addres tonge, [of] B om. an Addres] an addre R; a neddres W.]
Of chydynge and of chalangynge · was his chief lyflode, [and] O om.]
With bakbitynge and bismer · and beryng of fals wit|nesse;
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Þis was al his curteisye · where þat euere he shewed hym. [W omits. euere] C om.]
¶ "I wolde ben yshryue," quod þis schrewe · "and I for shame durst; [yshryue] schryuen O. schrewe] sherewe W.]
I wolde be gladder, bi god · þat gybbe had meschaunce,
