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Textual Notes to 25. An Orison to Our Lord

incipit
Tractatus quidam. MS: Written in red ink.back to note source
1
Louerd. MS: Begins with red capital L, four lines high.back to note source
1–2
Louerd Crist . . . and swete. MS: Written continuously on one line. back to note source
4
nome. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: nóme.back to note source
8
icore. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: icóre.back to note source
7–8
Of the mayde . . . wel icore. MS: Written continuously on one line.back to note source
9
come. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: cóme.back to note source
11
grete. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: gréte.back to note source
13
wowe. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: wówe.back to note source
21
fast. So MS, Morris, Fein-Children. A later hand has added inge to fast.back to note source
22
teonedest. So MS, Morris, Fein-Children. A later hand has added the phrase vor to þe us bringe after this word.back to note source
23
donne. So MS, Morris. Fein-Children: doune.back to note source
27
harde. So MS (word written at end of the line, marked /. for insertion), Morris, Fein-Children.back to note source
31–32
Buffetes . . . al myd wowe. MS: Written continuously on one line.back to note source
37
tholdest. So MS (the scribe or a later hand has corrected woldest to þoldest), Fein-Children. Morris: þoledest.back to note source
51
tholeburnesse. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: þoleburne and þarto don bothe mayn and myht.back to note source
52
That. So Morris. MS: þer or þat (abbreviation mark is ambiguous). Fein-Children: Ther.back to note source
57
grete. So Fein-Children. MS, Morris: gréte.back to note source
61–62
On thine werkes . . . by thine rede. MS: Written continuously on one line.back to note source