Carrington(B1)	(247)
Carrington(B1)	(247) iw wSdw wSb=3Df in sDrw mAA
Carrington(B1)	(247) Questions are his answer. (?) One who sleeps, sees
Colburn(B1)	(247) iw wSdw wSb=f		in sDrw mAA
Colburn(B1)	(247) The one questioned -- let him answer! 1		It is the sleeper who dream
Nederhof(B1)	(247) jw wSdw wSb=f	jn sDrw mAA
Nederhof(B1)	(247) so he who is questioned should reply;	it is the sleeper who can

Carrington(B1)	(248)				(249)
Carrington(B1)	(248) rswt ir wDa-rwt m				(249) xsfw n=3Df iw=3Df m imy HAt n irr wxA
Carrington(B1)	(248) the dream. As for the judge who is				(249) the punisher of him, he is a pattern for the doer. Fool,
Colburn(B1)	(248) rsw.t		ir wDa-rw.t m		(249) xsfw n=f iw=f m imy-HA.t n irr		wxA
Colburn(B1)	(248) a dream.		If the judge is		(249) one punished, he is the chief criminal. 1		O incompetent one,
Nederhof(B1)	(248) rswt	jr wDa-rwt m			(249) xsfw n=f	jw=f m jmj-HAt n jrr			wxA
Nederhof(B1)	dream.	As for a judge			(249) who ought to be punished,	he is a pattern for the criminal.

¹ credit to Mark-Jan for passive participle

Carrington(B1)		(250)
Carrington(B1)		(250) mk tw pHt xm-xt mk tw
Carrington(B1)		(250) look, you are hit. Ignoramus, look, you are
Colburn(B1)		(250) mk tw pH.t(i)	xm-x.t=i mk tw
Colburn(B1)		(250) you are caught up with! 1	O ignorant of my case, you
Nederhof(B1)		(250) mk Tw pH.tj		xm-jxt mk Tw
Nederhof(B1)	Fool,	(250) look, you are caught up with!		Ignoramus, look, you

¹ credit to Mark-Jan for the wording.