_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._