Readings for line KD.3.195

L.3.196KD.3.195
Wiþ-out ....pite piloure · pore men þow robbedest
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M.3.196KD.3.195
With-oute pite pilour  pouere men þow robbedeste
Cr1.3.197KD.3.195
Wyth-oute pittie Pilor pore men thou robbedest
W.3.196KD.3.195
Wiþ-outen pite Pilour . pouere men þow robbedest
Hm.3.195KD.3.195
Wyþ-outyn pyte pylour · poore men thu robbe....dest
C.3.196KD.3.195
With-oute pite pilour · pore men þow robbedest
G.4.196KD.3.195
wyth-owt pyte pylouvr poere men thow robebdestG.4.197: Though the G scribe's use of double and single consonants is a somewhat unreliable guide to the length of the preceding vowel, he was clearly aware of the practice of using a double consonant to indicate a preceding short vowel (see Introduction III.2) and it seems likely that this alteration was made for this reason.
O.3.195KD.3.195
Wiþ-oute pite pilour  pore men þou robbedist
R.3.186KD.3.195
With-oute pite pyloure  pouer men þow robbedest .
F.4.183KD.3.195
& with-outyn pyte þou pylour / pore men þou robbedist.F.4.183: An otiose curl appears over the <o>.