Carrington(B1)	(356)
Colburn(B1)	(356).w n tp-Hsb	n spr.n sp Xs r
Colburn(B1)	(356) to the reckoning.	A foul deed does not arrive at
Vygus(B1)	(356) prw n tp-Hsb n spr n-sp Xs r
Vygus(B1)	(356) excess to the norm. A mean act will not arrive

Carrington(B1)	(357)
Carrington(B2)			(91)
Colburn(B1)	(357) ((r)) dmi	Xry-sA r sAH tA
Colburn(B1)	(357) town	while the one in the rear is (yet) to hit the shore.
Colburn(B2)			(91) iw.in rf sx.ty pn r spr n=f 9-nw sp
Colburn(B2)			(91) And, moreover, this peasant came to plead to him a
Vygus(B1)	(357) r dmi Xr sA r sAH tA
Vygus(B1)	(357) at the town, but the hindermost will reach land
Vygus(B2)			(91) iw in rf sxty pn r spr n =f 9 nw sp
Vygus(B2)			(91) This peasant came to petition him for the 9th time

Carrington(B2)			(92)
Colburn(B2)			(92) Dd=f imy-rA pr wr nb=i
Colburn(B2)	ninth time.		(92) He said, "O chief overseer of the house, my lord,
Vygus(B2)			(92) Dd =f imy-r-pr-wr nb =i mxAt pw nt
Vygus(B2)			(92) He said, High Steward, my lord, the tongues of the people

Carrington(B2)	(93)
Colburn(B2)	(93) mxA.t pw n.t rmT ns=sn		in iwsw Dar
Colburn(B2)	(93) The (support of) people's balance is their tongue,		it is the (beam of the) balance that investigates
Vygus(B2)	(93) rmT ns =sn in iwsw Dar
Vygus(B2)	(93) are their balance.The balance (scales) search out
Nederhof(B2)	(93) [...] jn jwsw Dar
Nederhof(B2)	(93) [...] and it is the `hand'-balance that detects