718, C. _biknewe_. Cf. Glossary. 1007, T. _ne getest not_. Scribal error. Cf. C and A. 1009, T. _on lyue_. Mod. Engl. alive. Cf. _adown_, _a-fishing_, etc. 1011-12, T. _byne_ : _moyne_. _byne_ not clear; _moyne_ error for _myne_. (?) 1017, T. _tyre_ (tear), did struggle toward her. 814, C. _ȝeld here while_, paid for their pains. Cf. ‘worth while.’ ASSUMPTION. 4, C. _lescoun_, reading. Lat. _lectiones_. 7, 8, C. _blessi_ : _herkni_. Cf. _blessyth_ : _herkenythe_ F, _blis_ : _herkenis_ D. 15, 16, C. _also_ : _mo_. H and F have _also_ : _two_. 19-22. Add. Not in H or D, or F. 21-2, C. _red_ : _ded_. The scribe has neglected to cross his _d_ to make _ð_. D 21-2 has _beth_ : _deth_. 17-44, C. Omitted in F. 29-30, C. _weop_ : _fet_. _let_ : _fet_ in H and D. 33-4, C. _fless_ : _was_. H and D have _blode_ : _mode_. 41-2, C. Not in H, or F, or D. 51-56, C. In D (49-54) all is told in a command to John. F (25-32) follows D rather than C in rimes. 59-60, C. _were_ : _forbere_. F (35-5) has _saumpull_ : _tempull_. D (57-8) has _exemple_ : _temple_. 61-2, C. _þore_ : _more_. Cf. F (37-8) _more_ : _ore_, D (59-60) _more_ : _lore_. 63-4, C. Not in F or D. 69-70. _fedde_ : _bedde_. Cf. F (43-4), D (65-6): _Therfore þey loued hur well all_ (D is substantially, not exactly, the same as F): _And sche hyt seruyd wele with all_ F. [[The rimes are at 65-66, C, and 71-72, A.]] 70-1, C. _slep_ : _kep_. Cf. F (45-6) and D (67-8): _Besy sche hur made þat swete may_ _hur sone to serue nyght and day._ F. and H 67-8: _besy shee was day and nyght_ _for to serue god almyght._ 75-88, C. Not in F. 80-86, C. Cf. D (76-80): _al þat sche wolde he dide sone_ _Crist hem sette boþe Iliche_ _In to þe blisse of heuene riche_ _But whan mane þat mayden hende_ _Schulde out of þis world wende._ Cf. also H (75-78): _Crist ham blessid bothe y liche_ _that sone hem brought to heuen riche._ _Tho Marie that mayden hende_ _shuld out of this world wende,_ _Crist here sent an Angel fro heuen._ 97-8, C. _quen_ : _ben_. Cf. F (57-8): _That hye flowre þat groweþ on a tree_ _Mary modyr he sent to the._ also D (91-2): _þe lilye flour þat grew on the_ _Mayden & moder wel the be._ also H (89-90): _lady þe flour that come of the_ _mayde and moder y-heried þu be._ 103-4, C. _þinge_ : _bringe_. Cf. _brynge_ : _tithynge_. F (61-2), D (97-8), H (95-6). 107-8, C. _beo_ : _þe_. Cf. _come_ : _wone_. F (65-6), D (101-2), H (99-100). 110, C. _meigne_. Cf. F 68, D 104, H 102, _plente_. 121-2, Add. F, D, and H have these verses and an additional couplet: _lady swete y say to the That here schall þow no lengur be_. F (75-6.) D and H have substantially the same. 116, C. _hire by_. F, D, and H have _belamy_ in agreement with Add. 121-2, C. _kenesmen_ : _beon_. Cf. H 118: _and of my frendes that y kene_. 127-8, C. _come_ : _aboue_. Cf. H (123-4), _come_ : _doune_. 131-2, C. _lefdy_ : _belamy_. Cf. H (127-8):