Readings for line KD.11.135

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L.11.138KD.11.135
But if contricioun welL.11.138: LR alone have wel (instead of wol) which may explain the corrector's marginal <+>. come · and crye bi his lyue
M.11.137KD.11.135
But ȝif contricion wol come  and crie by his lyue
Cr1.11.137KD.11.135
But if contrition wyll come and crye by hys lyue
W.11.138KD.11.135
But if Contricion wol come . and crye by his lyue
Hm.12.320KD.11.135
but ȝif contrycyoun woll come · and crye by his lyue ·
C.11.138KD.11.135
But if contricioun wol come · and crye by hiiys lyue
G.12.139KD.11.135
but contrycyon wyll come & crye by hys lyuve
O.11.139KD.11.135
But if contricioun wole come  & crie bi his lyue 
R.11.136KD.11.135
But if contricion wel comeR.11.136: The spelling of the modal in this phrase is relatively unusual, but OED2, s. v. will, recognizes wel as an acceptable Anglian form for will in the fourteenth century.  and crie be hys leueR.11.136: R's leue is unique; the other copies have lyue; the reading of C for this final stave (in a slightly revised line) agrees with that of F and beta. .
F.8.133KD.11.135
But if contricioun kome hym to / & mercy criȝe by his lyve.