listeth. F. B. P. om. to; Cx. Th. insert it. 1822. P. not; which F. B. Cx. Th. omit. 1824. F. choppen; B. choppyn; Th. clappen; Cx. P. clappe. 1828. B. P. folk; rest folkes. 1836. F. B. suche be; Cx. Th. P. be suche. 1834. P. vice; Cx. Th. vyce; F. B. vices. 1843. Here P. ends. be but for (Koch). 1853. F. Th. be noght for; Cx. B. be for; read 1862. Cx. Th. they; F. B. this folke. 'But what dost thou here than?' quod he. 1885 Quod I, 'that wol I tellen thee, (800) 1890 1895 Tho saugh I stonde in a valeye, And al this hous, of whiche I rede, Or elles hottes or dossers; (830) 1920 That, for the swough and for the twigges, 1925 (840) 1930 1935 (850) 1940 This hous was also ful of gigges, And also ful eek of chirkinges, And of many other werkinges; 1926. Th. it stil; rest stil hyt. had. 1931. Th. B. that I; F. I haue; Cx. I 1938. F. B. Whiche; Cx. Th. Suche. 1940. F. Cx. B. hattes; Th. hutches. Read hottes. 1941. F. twynges (!); B. twigys. 1944. Corrupt. From Cx. Th.; B. omits the line; F. has only As ful this lo |