For #w#, _u_ is written in uule 72. #l# is lost in fundes 12, #n# in cunen 46, druch 20. For #p#, _b_ is written in unbischbed 17: #f# medial occurs in bifore 39, biforen 60, vnstaþelfast 5, but biuoren 62 as in A, deoules 70 and _w_ for _u_ in biworen 94, eawer 72, 99, giwere 105, keorwinde 64, 69, kniwes 62, underweng 73. For #t#, _d_ appears in bihald 82, blend 80; #ts# is _ss_ in gissere 78, gissunge 14, but giscunge 13; #d# is lost in an 25 (but and 86 and consequently ⁊ þe 31, 73); it is unaltered in ondfule 31, wondrede 76, worldlich 35, where A has _t_: _t_ is written for #d# in hont 60, lauert 95, _ð_ for #d#, leouerð 49; _d_ is often written for #ð#, beod 19 &c., drahed 35, gemed 15, libbed 33, puffed 36, serued 34, shuled 52, slead 30, tutelid 71, wid 2, wredfule 32, wigeled 96, wurden 87; _t_ for #þ#, fondet 29, gat 2, _w_ for #þ#, thehewen 12, warwið 89. #sc# is regularly _sh_, dishes 93, shal 87, shruden 90, &c.: etheliche 76 is miswritten for echeliche; in richkeneres 81, _k_ was added above as a correction of _ch_ not deleted; #cw# is _qu_ in forquiddares 56. _g_ is used for #ġ#, agein 5, bigete 11, ge 1. _cht_ for #ht# is frequent, drichtines 40, iplicht 17, richte 14; _þ_ for #h# occurs in þwitel 89, _th_ for #h# in þothten 38, for _t_ in thehewen 12. (3) =Of N.= For an account dealing with the whole of Morton’s text see Ostermann: the examples given in the following summary illustrate such differences as exist between N and A. Oral #a# is _a_, blasie 143 (#blase#, _sb._), wasshen 124, wassheð 95; gledie 204 is influenced by #glæd#: #a# before nasals and length. groups is _o_; hwon 6, 87, seldwhonne 179 are the usual forms, but þeonne 5, 144, 181 by influence of heonne. #æ# is regularly _e_, keppen 38, veder 154, ueste 37, gledliche 168; occasionally _ea_, heater 29, readliche 77; _a_ in hateren AR 104/24, later 151, was 3 (Bülbring, Ablaut 62), water 76, and the flexion forms baruot 34, warliche 127. #e# is _e_, blodbendes 64; raised to _i_ before a palatal, sigge 110, 130, siggen 152 (South-Eastern and Kentish); _u_ in stude 153, sullen 12, swuche 18 &c. #i# is _i_, but _u_ in hwuder 103, wute 138, nute 107. #o# is _o_: #u# is _u_, kumeð 184: #y#, _u_, drunch 187, wurcheð 70. #ā# is regularly _o_, anon 69, boðe 105, mone 8, more 196, but _oa_ in moare 154, woanes 19 (comp. woaning 2/15, 2/25); _eo_ in beoðe 173, 182, and _a_ in lates 127 (Scand. lát). #ǣ{1}# is regularly _e_, clene 22, eni 93, geð 100, wreððe 133, but _ea_ in arearen 140, unweawed 119, heale 193. #ǣ{2}# is mostly _e_, leten 108, lete 19, but _ea_ in heare 36, readeð 208, weaden 125, and _a_ in hwarse 95, hwarto 126. The representation of #ǣ{1}# and #ǣ{2}# is therefore practically identical. #ē# is _e_; #ī#, _i_, but _u_ in hwule 71, 198, ihwulen 73, swuðe 197, wummen 171: #ō# is _o_; #ū#, _u_; #ȳ#, _u_, hure 167, schruden 67, but _ui_, expressing length, in huire 6, 164, 205.