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To the king, [my] lord: your servant [DN-...]. Good health to the kin[g, my lord]!

The village manager [of ...] with a couple of king's men helped [NN] and Hallusu, (two) servants of Nabû-kenu-[uṣu]r, [gove]rnor [o]f Tillê, to run away, and took them to Upumu.

After I had asked around and investigated a bit, a tracker guided me (on their tracks). I arrested the person who had arranged his trip to Šubria and gave the tracker a messenger, saying: "Go and have a look, and I'll report to the king ac[cor]dingly; in negative case, I'll search for him here."

The Šubrian (king) concealed him from the tracker, saying: "There is nobody in my presence. A servant of Nabû-kenu-uṣur passed by, and I am supporting the man’s work, (as) he said: 'You gave me a mule.'"

T[he Šu]b[r]ian [refuses] to give away the village manager and those whom he helped to run away. The Šubrian is a frien[d of theirs].

I am s[ending him] (= the tracker) to [the king], my lord. The king, [my] lord, [may ask him]. I se[nt him] as soon as [he had come back].