Carrington(B2)	(115)
Colburn(B2)	(115) Hr=k n inpw	rdi.in imy-rA pr wr
Colburn(B2)	(115) on your account to Anubis!"	Then the chief overseer of the house,
Vygus(B2)	(115) Hr =k n inpw rdi in imy-r-pr-wr
Vygus(B2)	(115) on account of you to Anubis. Then the High Steward
Nederhof(B2)	(115) Hr=k n ^jnpw
Nederhof(B2)	(115) concerning you with Anubis.'

Carrington(B2)	(116)
Colburn(B2)	(116) sA-mrw rnsy Sm imy-sA 2 r ann=f
Colburn(B2)	(116) Meru's son Rensy, caused two attendants to go turn him back.
Vygus(B2)	(116) sA mrw rnsy Sm imy-sA 2 r ann =f
Vygus(B2)	(116) Meru's son Rensy caused 2 attendants to turn him back.

Carrington(B2)	(117)
Colburn(B2)	(117) wn.in sx.ty pn snD	ib=f irr.t
Colburn(B2)	(117) Then this peasant was afraid,	he thought that what would be done would be 1
Vygus(B2)	(117) wn in sxty pn snD ib(i) =f irrt
Vygus(B2)	(117) This peasant was afraid, he thought it was being done
Nederhof(B2)	(117) [...] jb=f jrr.tw
Nederhof(B2)	(117) [...] thinking it was done

¹ irr.t could be an imperfective passive participle, or it could be an emphatic sDm=f with t(w) as subject.

Carrington(B2)	(118)
Colburn(B2)	(118) r xsf n=f Hr md.t tn Dd.t.n=f		Dd.in sx.ty pn
Colburn(B2)	(118) to punish him on account of this speech he had spoken.		So this peasant said,
Vygus(B2)	(118) r xsf n =f Hr mdt tn Ddt n =f Dd in sxty pn
Vygus(B2)	(118) in order to punish him for the speech he had spoken. This peasant said
Nederhof(B2)	(118) r xsf n=f
Nederhof(B2)	(118) to punish him