incipitTractatus quidam. MS: Written in red ink.↩back to note source1Louerd. MS: Begins with red capital L, four lines high.↩back to note source1–2Louerd Crist . . . and swete. MS: Written continuously on one line. ↩back to note source4nome. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: nóme.↩back to note source8icore. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: icóre.↩back to note source7–8Of the mayde . . . wel icore. MS: Written continuously on one line.↩back to note source9come. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: cóme.↩back to note source11grete. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: gréte.↩back to note source13wowe. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: wówe.↩back to note source21fast. So MS, Morris, Fein-Children. A later hand has added inge to fast.↩back to note source22teonedest. So MS, Morris, Fein-Children. A later hand has added the phrase vor to þe us bringe after this word.↩back to note source23donne. So MS, Morris. Fein-Children: doune.↩back to note source27harde. So MS (word written at end of the line, marked /. for insertion), Morris, Fein-Children.↩back to note source31–32Buffetes . . . al myd wowe. MS: Written continuously on one line.↩back to note source37tholdest. So MS (the scribe or a later hand has corrected woldest to þoldest), Fein-Children. Morris: þoledest.↩back to note source51tholeburnesse. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: þoleburne and þarto don bothe mayn and myht.↩back to note source52That. So Morris. MS: þer or þat (abbreviation mark is ambiguous). Fein-Children: Ther.↩back to note source57grete. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: gréte.↩back to note source61–62On thine werkes . . . by thine rede. MS: Written continuously on one line.↩back to note source
incipitTractatus quidam. MS: Written in red ink.↩back to note source1Louerd. MS: Begins with red capital L, four lines high.↩back to note source1–2Louerd Crist . . . and swete. MS: Written continuously on one line. ↩back to note source4nome. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: nóme.↩back to note source8icore. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: icóre.↩back to note source7–8Of the mayde . . . wel icore. MS: Written continuously on one line.↩back to note source9come. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: cóme.↩back to note source11grete. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: gréte.↩back to note source13wowe. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: wówe.↩back to note source21fast. So MS, Morris, Fein-Children. A later hand has added inge to fast.↩back to note source22teonedest. So MS, Morris, Fein-Children. A later hand has added the phrase vor to þe us bringe after this word.↩back to note source23donne. So MS, Morris. Fein-Children: doune.↩back to note source27harde. So MS (word written at end of the line, marked /. for insertion), Morris, Fein-Children.↩back to note source31–32Buffetes . . . al myd wowe. MS: Written continuously on one line.↩back to note source37tholdest. So MS (the scribe or a later hand has corrected woldest to þoldest), Fein-Children. Morris: þoledest.↩back to note source51tholeburnesse. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: þoleburne and þarto don bothe mayn and myht.↩back to note source52That. So Morris. MS: þer or þat (abbreviation mark is ambiguous). Fein-Children: Ther.↩back to note source57grete. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: gréte.↩back to note source61–62On thine werkes . . . by thine rede. MS: Written continuously on one line.↩back to note source