Carrington(B2)	(127)
Colburn(B2)	(127) sA-mrw rnsi	sA grt aA
Colburn(B2)	(127) Meru's son Rensy,	"Now lingers here
Vygus(B2)	(127) sa - mrw rnsi sA grt aA
Vygus(B2)	(127) Meru's son Rensy, Now wait here
Nederhof(B2)	(127) [...] sA grt aA
Nederhof(B2)	(127) [...] `Now wait here

Carrington(B2)	(128)
Colburn(B2)	(128) sDm=k	nAy=k n spr.w.t		rdi.in=f Sd.t(w)
Colburn(B2)	(128) one who hears you	(and) these petitions of yours."		And he caused to be written
Vygus(B2)	(128) sDm =k nAy=k n sprwt rdi in =f Sdt
Vygus(B2)	(128) you shall hear your petitions. He caused (them) to be read aloud
Nederhof(B2)	(128) sDm=k nAy=k n sprwt		rDj.jn=f Sd.tw
Nederhof(B2)	(128) and hear your petitions!'		And he had every petition read out according to [its]

Carrington(B2)	(129)
Colburn(B2)	(129) Hr ar.t ma.t	spr.t nb.t r Xr.t=s
Colburn(B2)	(129) on a new scroll	every petition to its proper (place),
Vygus(B2)	(129) Hr art mA(w)t sprt nbt r Xrt =s
Vygus(B2)	(129) from a new papyrus roll, every petition according to its requirements
Nederhof(B2)	(129) Hr art mAt sprt nbt r Xrt[=s]
Nederhof(B2)	content from a new papyrus roll.

Carrington(B2)	(130)
Colburn(B2)	(130) saq.in s(t) imy-rA pr wr sA-mrw rnsi
Colburn(B2)	(130) and the chief overseer of the house, Meru's son Rensy, sent it in
Vygus(B2)	(130) saq in s imy-r-pr-wr sA mrw rnsi
Vygus(B2)	(130) Then the High Steward, Meru's son Rensy, sent it in