645-6, H. Not in D. 647-50, H. F (707-712): _Sore me for thynkyth quod Thomas_ _That y was not there sche beryed was_ _as y myght not there come_ _That wyste wele goddys sone_ _I blessyd be that quene so mylde_ _That ys in heuyn wyth hur chylde._ D (539-544) agrees in matter with F, and has, _Thomas_ : _was_, _come_ : _sone_, _quen_ : _schen_. 657-60, H. F (719-24) has: _Or thou sye hys blody syde_ _and hys wounde depe and wyde_ _Of false be leue thou haste ybee_ _Thou art so we may well see_ _Thou art of an euyll beleue_ _we kepe no soche maner fere._ D (551-6) agrees with F, save in v. 555: _þou art of a lither manere_. 662, H. F (726), _wole ye all vpon me goone_. D (558), _I wile answer the a non_. Here follow in F (727-8): _Be iħc þat was in bedlem borne_ _me lyste to answere of yon neuer oon._ 664, H. F (730) has, _os me thynkyth in my mode_. Then follow in F (731-2): _I sey hyt yow be my hode_ _In the place there y stode._ D (559-62) has, _gode_ : _mode_, _hode_ : _blode_. 667-8, H. Cf. D (565-8): _Quod petir this is no les_ _In þis seynt sche beryed wes_ _Me þinkiþ wunder þat it is here_ _for it was beried with bere._ F (735-38) agrees with H in thought, but inverts the last two lines, the last of which reads: _For hyt was beryed with hur in fere_. 675, H. _yede_. Cf. D (573): _Ferth þei went of þat stede_. 679-82, H. Not in D. D ends thus (576 ff.): _But a flour in þe grounde_ _þei seyde ihesu goddis sone_ _þi sonde to vs is welcome_ _Jhesu crist ful of myght_ _among þe apostlis þer a light_ _& þe aungelis þat wiþ him were_ _Grette þe apostelis alle in fere._ _& þan oure lord ihesu crist_ _hem ouersprad wiþ a myst_ _& brouhte hem alle in a stounde_ _In selcouth place fro þe toumbe_ _þei com alle to hire contray_ _but non wiste be what way._ _Beseke we now þat swete may_ _þat sche prey for vs nyght & day_ _& bere oure arnde to hire sone_ _þat we may to him come._ _In to heuene þer he is king_ _& ȝeue vs alle good ending. amen._ 686, H, _sayng_. F (754) reads: _and þat þou wolde sende vs good tydyng_. 687-8, H. Not in F. 689-90, H. F (755-6): _cryste of heuyn full ryght_ _among þe apostelys he sente a lyght._ 695 ff., H. F ends thus (761-790): _Soone aftur to heuyn wente cryste_ _Vpon the apostelys spreed a myste_ _and broȝt them all fro þat grounde_ _In to sondry placys in a stounde_ _Come they all in to ther cuntrey_ _wyste noon how thedur come they._ _moche wondur þan þem thoght_ _how they were thedur broght._ _cryste we thanke in euery place_ _That hath sent vs thys grace._ _here endyth thys lesson_ _That ys clepydd the assumpcion_ _Of seynt mary meke and mylde_ _That ys in heuyn wyth hur chylde._ _Beseche we all that swete may_ _To pray for vs nyght and day_ _and pray for vs to hur sone_ _That we may to heuyn come_ _To haue þat blys þere he ys kyng_ _and gyf vs all goode endynge. amen._