Readings for line KD.15.182

L.15.193KD.15.182
And other-while is hisL.15.193: LHmM read is his; most B manuscripts have he is. wone · to wende inL.15.193: LBM and C manuscripts XYcP2KUcDcPEcRcMcVcAcZFcGcNcN2 have in against on in most other B witnesses. pilgrymage
M.15.189KD.15.182
And otherwhile is his wone . to wenden in pilgrimage
Cr1.15.186KD.15.182
And otherwhyle he is wonne to wend on pilgrymage
W.15.189KD.15.182
And ouþerwhile he is woned . to wenden on pilgrymages
Hm.15.186KD.15.182
and oþurwhile is his wone · to wendyn on pylgrymage
C.15.184KD.15.182
And other while he is wonte · to wend pilgrymages
G.16.187KD.15.182
& other-wyle he wont to wend pylgyrymages
O.15.187KD.15.182
And oþer-wyle he is wone  to wende on pilgrimage
R.15.206KD.15.182
And other-while is woneR.15.206: R uniquely omits a pronoun reference from is wone. Most beta manuscripts read he is wone; others (LMHm) read is his wone; F has he is wont. Cx attests his wone is. to wende o pilgrimage .
F.11.197KD.15.182
&irwhile he is wont / to wenden on pilgrimages.