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ay] ferden to ? e fyndyng, & freke3 hem after;
[D] ? ay vmbe-kesten ? e knarre & ? e knot bo? e.
Wy3e3, whyl ? ay wysten wel wyt inne hem hit were,
1436 ? e best ? at ? er breued wat3 wyth ? e blod hounde3.
[E] ? enne ? ay beten on ?
e buske3, & bede hym vp ryse,
& he vnsoundyly out so3t segge3 ouer-? wert,
[F] On ? e sellokest swyn swenged out ? ere,
1440 Long sythen for[1] ? e sounder ? at wi3t for-olde,
For he wat3 b[este &] bor al? er grattest,
[And eue]re quen he gronyed, ? enne greued mony,
[G] For [? re a]t ? e fyrst ? rast he ? ry3t to ? e er? e,
1444 & [sped hym] forth good sped, boute spyt more,
[Ande ? ay] halowed hyghe ful hy3e & hay! hay!