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Reeve's Tale 140 is in 56 witnesses (Edition Ad1 Ad3 Bo1 Bo2 Bw Ch Cn Cp Cx1 Cx2 Dd Dl Ds1 El En1 En2 En3 Fi Gg Gl Ha2 Ha3 Ha4 Ha5 He Hg Hk Ht Ii La Lc Ld2 Ln Ma Mc Mg Mm Ne Nl Ph2 Pn Ps Pw Py Ra1 Ra3 Ry1 Ry2 Se Sl1 Sl2 Tc1 Tc2 To1 Wy)

OUT 3 witnesses (Ld1 Ox2 Ra2)

The Edition Ad1 Ad3 Bo1 Bw Ch Cn Cp Dd Ds1 El En1 En2 En3 Fi Gg Gl Ha2 Ha4 Ha5 Hg Hk Ii La Lc Ld2 Ln Mg Mm Nl Ps Pw Py Ra1 Ra3 Ry1 Ry2 Se Sl1 Sl2 To1 (The), Bo2 Ha3 Ht Ma Ph2 (Þe), Dl (Thee), Mc (Þᵉ)

Thise Cx1 (Thise), Cx2 Tc2 Wy (Thyse), He Pn (These), Ne (Thize)

Theȝ Tc1 (Theȝ)

Ad2 Ad4 Ar Ct Do Ds2 Ee Ha1 Hl1 Hl2 Hl3 Hl4 Hn Kk Ld1 Ll1 Ll2 Me Np Ox1 Ox2 Ph1 Ph3 Ph4 Pl Pp Ra2 Ra4 Si Sl3 St Tc3 To2 ()

clerkes Edition Ad3 Bo2 Bw Cp Ds1 El En1 En3 Gl Ha2 Ha5 Hg Hk Ht La Lc Ld2 Ln Mc Mm Pn Ra1 Ra3 Se Sl2 Tc2 Wy (clerkes), Ad1 Ch Cn (Clerkys), Bo1 Cx1 Dl Ne Nl Ph2 Ps Py To1 (clerkis), Cx2 Gg (clerkys), Dd En2 Ha4 Ii Ma Mg Pw Ry2 (Clerkes), Fi (clerkꝭ), Ha3 (Clerkꝭ), He Sl1 (Clerkis), Ry1 (Clarkes)

clerke Tc1 (clerke)

Ad2 Ad4 Ar Ct Do Ds2 Ee Ha1 Hl1 Hl2 Hl3 Hl4 Hn Kk Ld1 Ll1 Ll2 Me Np Ox1 Ox2 Ph1 Ph3 Ph4 Pl Pp Ra2 Ra4 Si Sl3 St Tc3 To2 ()

ther Edition Ad1 Ad3 Ch El En3 Ha2 Ha5 Hg Py To1 (ther), Bo2 Bw Cp Ha3 Ha4 Ma Pw (þer), Cn Dd Ds1 En1 Hk Ii Mg Ps Ra1 Ra3 Se Sl1 Sl2 Tc1 (there), Dl (theer), En2 Gg La Mc (þ̉e), Fi Mm Ry1 Ry2 (þ̉), Gl Ht Ld2 (ther͗), Lc (þere)

where Bo1 Cx1 Cx2 Ne Ph2 Pn Tc2 Wy (where), He Ln Nl (wher͗)

Ad2 Ad4 Ar Ct Do Ds2 Ee Ha1 Hl1 Hl2 Hl3 Hl4 Hn Kk Ld1 Ll1 Ll2 Me Np Ox1 Ox2 Ph1 Ph3 Ph4 Pl Pp Ra2 Ra4 Si Sl3 St Tc3 To2 ()

as it stood Edition Ad1 Ad3 Cp El En2 En3 Ha4 Ha5 Hg-mod Lc Ma Mg Sl2 (as it stood), Bo2 Bw Ch Cn Ha2 La Ry2 Se To1 (as it stode), Dd Gg (as it stod), Fi (as hit stode)

as he stood Dl (as hee stoode), Gl Ha3 Ra3 (as he stood), Ld2 Mm Pw Sl1 (as he stode), Mc (as he stod), Py (as he stoode)

as he was Ht (as he was)

that it stood Ry1 (that hitt Stode)

he stood Bo1 Ps (he stood), Hk Ii Ph2 Pn (he stode), Ln Ra1 (he stod)

they stood Cx1 (they stood), He (þey stode), Ne (þey stood), Tc2 (they stode)

they were Nl (they were)

it stood Cx2 Ds1 Hg-orig Tc1 (it stood), En1 Wy (it stode)

Ad2 Ad4 Ar Ct Do Ds2 Ee Ha1 Hl1 Hl2 Hl3 Hl4 Hn Kk Ld1 Ll1 Ll2 Me Np Ox1 Ox2 Ph1 Ph3 Ph4 Pl Pp Ra2 Ra4 Si Sl3 St Tc3 To2 ()

ybounde Edition Cp El Hg Ld2 Mc Mg Ne Pw Ry1 Sl1 (ybounde), Ad1 Ds1 En3 Gg Ha4 Ra3 Se Sl2 Tc1 To1 (i bounde), Ad3 Bo2 Ch Cx2 Gl Ha2-mod Ha5 Hk Lc Mm Pn Ra1 Wy (y bounde), Bo1 Ph2 (y bound), Bw (y bond), Dd He Py (i bound), En1 (ybound), En2 (i bo<am rend=''ū''>ıı̄</am><ex>un</ex>de), Ha3 (ebounde), Ln (y bonde), Ry2 (y bo<am rend=''ū''>ıı̄</am><ex>un</ex>de)

bounde Cn Cx1 Ht Ii La Ma Ps Tc2 (bounde), Dl (bownde), Fi Nl (bound), Ha2-orig (boūde)

Ad2 Ad4 Ar Ct Do Ds2 Ee Ha1 Hl1 Hl2 Hl3 Hl4 Hn Kk Ld1 Ll1 Ll2 Me Np Ox1 Ox2 Ph1 Ph3 Ph4 Pl Pp Ra2 Ra4 Si Sl3 St Tc3 To2 ()

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