Readings for line KD.11.70

L.11.72KD.11.70
Ac ȝet I cryed on my confessoure þat helde hym-self so kunnyng
M.11.72KD.11.70
Ac ȝyet I criede on my confessour  þat helde hym-self so konnynge
Cr1.11.72KD.11.70
And yet I cryed on my confessour , þat helde him-self cun=ning
W.11.72KD.11.70
Ac yet I cryde on my Confessour . þat heeld hym-self so konnyng           W.11.72:nota
Hm.11.72KD.11.70
Ac ȝit y cryed on my confessour · þat helde hym-self so konnynge
C.11.71KD.11.70
And yet I cried on my confessour · that held hym-self so konyng
G.12.72KD.11.70
& yet I cryed on my confessour þat he held hym-seluve so connyngG.12.72: The scribe has run out of space and writes the last word (connyng) above the line, partly boxed in grey ink.
Freris
O.11.72KD.11.70
And ȝit I criede on my confessour  þat helde hymself so kunnynge
R.11.68KD.11.70
Ac ȝeet I cried on my confessour  þat held hym-self so kunngeynge .
F.8.64KD.11.70
/ [¶] But y criȝede on my confessour / þat Conyngge hyghte hym-selue.