'Dame,' a seide, 'ich dede him of dawe [Dame a s.] Madame SN. him] out add. N. of dawe] slawe C.]
Be þe red and be þe sawe; [Be] Þorw EC. þe red] þyn heste E. be] þorw E; om. C. Þou wost ful well add. SN.]
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Þis beþ his cloþe, þow her sixt.' [Þese E; Þoos S; Thes C. his] the C. cloþis ESNC; þat add. ESNC. her] om. SNC.]
Þe leuedi seide: 'Saber, þow lixt! [Þe—Saber] By god, Saber, she seide SNC. See where he goþ (gethe N) add. SN.]
Boute þow me to him take, [A folio 178b:2] [Boute] yf add. C. me to him] wylt me hym out (om. C) EC; him me to honde SN.]
Þow schelt abegge for is sake.' [abye C; abeggyd E; haue SN. An euyl dethe add. SN.]
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Beues herde his meister þrete; [Beue(!) A. Þo B. SN. herde] here add. E. his m.] þat sche can C.]
To hire a spak wiþ hertte grete [wiþ hertte] wordes SN. Out off þe chaumbyr he gan lepe E; And to hur can he lepe C. Wiþ out delay add. SN.]
And seide: 'Lo me her be name! [And s.] om. SNC. me her] where I am EC. her] Beues add. SN.]
Do me meister for me no schame! [Do me m.] My maystyr shall haue C. Dame, y þe pray! add. SN.]
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Ȝif þow me sext, lo, whar ich am here!' [ȝif] Now S; Lo nowe N. sckyst EC. lo] now C. whar] om. EC. am] om. (!) A. whar ich am] me S. lo—am] om. N.]
His moder tok him be þe ere; [His m.] Þe lady ESNC. hym took E. ere] swere E. Sone anoon add. SN.]
Fain ȝhe wolde, a were of liue. [Fain] For E. Fain—a] I wold, she seide, þou SN.]
Foure kniȝtes ȝhe clepede bliue: [Foure] Tweye E; Þre SN. clepede] took vnto here E; als add. SN. bl.] swythe S. Þat were his foon add. SN. Þat chyl sche took hem on honde add. E. To hem she tok þe childe on honde add. SN.] [493 f.:
And seyde to hym swythe:'Y wolde, þou were not on lyue!'Two knyghtes toke hym yn hondeC.] Line 494 'Wendeþ,' ȝhe seide, 'to þe stronde: [Wende SC; Goþ E; ye add. C. þe] see add. E. As fast as ȝe may add. SN.] Ȝif ȝe seþ schipes of painim londe, [And yf C. ȝe] om. (!) C. see SC; sene N; ffynde E. a schyppe C; shipmen S; chepmen N. pain. l.] paynye (!) E; palme (!) C; Sarazyn SN; paimī (!) londe A.]
