667-8, H. Cf. D (565-8):
_Quod petir this is no les_
_In þis seynt sche beryed wes_
_Me þinkiþ wunder þat it is here_
_for it was beried with bere._
F (735-38) agrees with H in thought, but inverts the last two lines, the
last of which reads: _For hyt was beryed with hur in fere_.
675, H. _yede_. Cf. D (573): _Ferth þei went of þat stede_.
679-82, H. Not in D. D ends thus (576 ff.):
_But a flour in þe grounde_
_þei seyde ihesu goddis sone_
_þi sonde to vs is welcome_
_Jhesu crist ful of myght_
_among þe apostlis þer a light_
_& þe aungelis þat wiþ him were_
_Grette þe apostelis alle in fere._
_& þan oure lord ihesu crist_
_hem ouersprad wiþ a myst_
_& brouhte hem alle in a stounde_
_In selcouth place fro þe toumbe_
_þei com alle to hire contray_
_but non wiste be what way._
_Beseke we now þat swete may_
_þat sche prey for vs nyght & day_
_& bere oure arnde to hire sone_
_þat we may to him come._
_In to heuene þer he is king_
_& ȝeue vs alle good ending. amen._
686, H, _sayng_. F (754) reads: _and þat þou wolde sende vs good
tydyng_.
687-8, H. Not in F.