Carrington(B1)				(141)
Colburn(B1)			ir n irr	(141) r rdi.t ir=f	nTr dwA.n=f pw Hr ir.t=f
Colburn(B1)	precept of Re, moreover: 1		'Do for the doer,	(141) to cause him to do; 2	it is the god whom he worshiped who is doing
Vygus(B1)				(141) rdit ir =f DwA nTr n =f pw Hr irt =f (n)nit xtw pw tp a
Vygus(B1)	doer			(141) causing him to act. He is praised because of what he does. It is
Nederhof(B1)				(141) ... dwA-nTr n=f pw Hr irrt=f		nit xt pw tp-a
Nederhof(B1)				(141) ... It is thanking him for what he does.		It is parrying a thing

Carrington(B1)				(142)
Colburn(B1)		n ni.t x.t pw tp-a		(142) st.t		wD x.t pw n nb Hn.t	HA A A.t sHtm
Colburn(B1)	it.'	Is this not parrying a (shot) before		(142) the throw? 1		It is an order to a craftsman:	"Would that a moment would
Vygus(B1)				(142) st wD xtw pw n nb Hnt HA AAt sHtm
Vygus(B1)	parrying things before the arm			(142) shoots. It is an ordering of things from a craftsman. O, for a moment
Nederhof(B1)				(142) st(t)
Nederhof(B1)	before			(142) shooting.

¹ Thanks to Mark Vygus for finding ni.

Carrington(B1)			(143)
Colburn(B1)			(143)=s	pna m rwi=k and m Apd.w=k	xbA
Colburn(B1)	destroy		(143) it,	overthrow in your vineyard, scarcity of your fowl,	destruction
Vygus(B1)			(143) spna m rwi =k and m Apdw =k xbA
Vygus(B1)	that destroys,		(143) an overturning in your vineyard, a scarcity of your birds, the destroying

Carrington(B1)	(144)
Colburn(B1)	(144) m qbH.w=k	pr mA.w Spw-ir.t sDm.w sx.w
Colburn(B1)	(144) of your wild fowl!"	The one who sees comes out blind of eye, the one who hears is deaf, 1
Vygus(B1)	(144) m qbHw =k pr mAw Spwt sDmw sxw
Vygus(B1)	(144) of your wildfowl. The man who sees, has come forth blind, the man who hears, deaf.

¹ reading Spw-ir.t due to Mark-Jan, 6/7/2001