Carrington(R)	(7.4)
Carrington(R)	(7.4) n r wA.t Hns pw n wsx is pw
Carrington(R)	(7.4) path. It was narrow, not wide. It
Colburn(R)	(7.4) n rA wA.t	Hns pw n wsx		is pw
Colburn(R)	(7.4) to the path, 1	it was narrow, it was not wide;		look, it

Carrington(R)	(7.5)
Carrington(R)	(7.5) qnn=f r sx.w n dAiw iw wA.t=f wa.t
Carrington(R)	(7.5) amounted to the width of a loin cloth. His one way
Colburn(R)	(7.5) qnn=f r sx.w n dAi.w
Colburn(R)	(7.5) amounted to the width of a loincloth, 1

¹ Emphatic conversion: that-it-amounted was to the width, etc.

Carrington(R)	(7.6)
Carrington(R)	(7.6) Xr mw k.t wA.t=f Xr it Dd.in nmty-nxt pn n Sms.w=f is
Carrington(R)	(7.6) was under water, his other way under barley. This Nemti-Nakht said to his followers: Go, 1
Colburn(R)	(7.6) Xr mw k.t wA.t=f Xr it	Dd.in nm.ty-nxt pn n Sms.w=f is
Colburn(R)	(7.6) under water, the other side under barley.	So then this Nemtnakhte said to his follower: "Go

¹ 'is' - imperative

Carrington(R)	(7.7)
Carrington(R)	(7.7) in n=i ifd m pr=i in.in.tw=f n=f Hr a(wy)
Carrington(R)	(7.7) and bring to me a cloth from my house. It was brought to him immediately.
Colburn(R)	(7.7) in n=i ifd m pr=i	in.in.tw=f n=f Hr-a(.wy)
Colburn(R)	(7.7) bring to me a cloth from my house." 1	And it was brought to him immediately.		He

¹ ifd "cloth" per Faulkner, presumably a rectangular one.

Carrington(R)	(8.1)
Carrington(R)	(8.1) aHa.n sSa.n=f sw Hr smA tA n r wA.t wn.in
Carrington(R)	(8.1) Then he spread it on the riverside path.
Colburn(R)	(8.1) aHa.n sS.n=f sw Hr smA tA n rA wA.t	wn.in
Colburn(R)	spread it on the riverside path,	so that