Þanne seide Beues vnto Terry: [Þo ESNM. spak E; seide NM; to add. M. vnto] to ESNC. vnto] om. M; sir add. SM.]
'Wile we tornaie for þat leuedy?' [torn.—leu.] to morwe justy (justeny E) ESNCM; sekerly add. M.]
'Ȝe, sire,' a sede, 'be sein Thomas of Ynde! [ȝas S. sire] om. CM. a s.] said Beues M; om. SNC. seynt SCM; seid (?) N. sein—Ynde] gode ys mynde E.]
Whan werwe woned be by-hinde? [we] om. (!) A. wened (!) A. Whan—be] Wee be nouȝt wunt to be E; We ne shal not leue SN; We wyll not leve it thus M. If we may ony queyntys fynde C.] [Turnbull line 3600]
We scholle lete for non nede, [scholle l.] wyll not leve M. mede M.]
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Þat we ne scholle manliche forþ vs bede!' [But we wyll vs forth spede M.]
A morwe þe lauerkes songe,
Whan þat þe liȝte day was spronge;
Beues and Terry gonne arise [Turnbull line 3605]
& greiþede hem in faire queintise.
Here armes were riale of siȝt,
Wiþ þre eglen of asur briȝt;
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Þe chaumpe of goldful faire tolede, [A folio 196b:1]
Portraid al wiþ rosen rede. [Turnbull line 3610]
And Terri, Saberes sone of Wiȝt,
In riche armes also was diȝt.
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