365. See 125/291.

367, 368. D omits. #na wið uten#: noþing ȝit vten E; nowiht wiþ vte J:

the latter and T appear to mean, there is nothing wanting to him: e is

probably a corruption of na wiht uten, and ȝit in E is miswritten for

wit = wið, as ȝihte 380 for wihte.

368. #wane#: T has the usual construction, as ‘_deest mihi pecunia_, mê

ys fêos wana,’ Ælf. Gram. 202/11; ‘He nis naht fulliche cristene þat

(= to whom) is ani wane of þese þrie,’ OEH ii. 15/22; 19/35; in E e

#wane# is an adj. as in ‘ic eom wana of ðâm getele,’ Ælf. Gram. 202/11;

129/23. J has Nis heom nones godes wone.

369. #gane#, miswritten for wane, misery, the reading of D T; J has

wone; E grame.

370. #of ðinche#: see 30/10. e ends with this line; what follows is

from E.

371. #treȝe#: so D: J has the often-associated teone; comp. 133/61;

24/208 note. ‘La est uie senz mort ki tut tens li durreit,’ Guischart

1255.

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