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HBM #68 HBM #68

§1 Thusly the Commander of the Heralds:
Say to Mr. Pallanna and to Mr. Zartummanni:

§2 I have mistreated nothing whatsoever. I have taken nothing whatsoever for anything at all. So why do they keep mistreating me in that way?

§3 Now, when I find My Sun, my lord, I will speak to My Sun. They will send forth a man, and they will investigate the matter there. Further, they will bring them into the prescence of My Sun, and My Sun will investigate them himself!

§4 (Concerning) the wheat which they keep seizing me for: After Mr. Ḫimuili went to Mr. Kapiya and to Mr. Zilapiya, I moved it in. I gave it to the men of Kašipura. Afterwards I took wheat for that one.

§5 What oxen of the stone (house?) you wrote to me - I know nothing at all. Write it to me by means of a tablet.

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	HBM #68 HBM #68 §1 Thusly the Commander of the Heralds: Say to Mr. Pallanna and to Mr. Zartummanni: §2 I have mistreated nothing whatsoever. I have taken nothing whatsoever for anything at all. So why do they keep mistreating me in that way? §3 Now, when I find My Sun, my lord, I will speak to My Sun. They will send forth a man, and they will investigate the matter there. Further, they will bring them into the prescence of My Sun, and My Sun will investigate them himself! §4 (Concerning) the wheat which they keep seizing me for: After Mr. Ḫimuili went to Mr. Kapiya and to Mr. Zilapiya, I moved it in. I gave it to the men of Kašipura. Afterwards I took wheat for that one. §5 What oxen of the stone (house?) you wrote to me - I know nothing at all. Write it to me by means of a tablet.