32 B. repeats the preceding—perhaps to another correspondent: it mentions _Dudu_, and says: “I have been afraid of this rebel son of a dog, and I have been troubled. Now he has sent a message from the Western land—the land of my Lord: they will both march together, and I have been afraid for my Lord’s land.”
33 B., much broken at the top, refers to the existing promise or treaty, and continues: “I cause the land of my Lord to be guarded, and my countenance is toward the men who are servants of the King my Lord in peace. My Lord now I and _Khatib_ are made friends,(193) and let my Lord know behold I have ... in haste. The King of the land of the _Hittites_ dwells ... and I have been afraid ... have armed ... of the land ... my Lord I remain quietly ... in the West land ... King my Lord to defend his land ... and now behold in the land of _Marhasse_ he dwells—two swift marches from the city of _Tunip_; and I fear his wastings. Let the city of _Tunip_ be defended: my Lord is a shield to men who serve him; mayst thou hear what is said and my sons will ... forever.”
39 B., broken at the top. “I have strengthened this ... I have strengthened this wall in front of the mouth of the great pass,(194) and my Lord’s fortress. And let my Lord hear as to the servants of his servant—thy servant _Aziru_: they will keep watch: strife surrounds us: I trust there will be an expedition; and let us watch the lands of the King our Lord. Moreover to _Dudu_ my Lord. Hear the message of the King of the land of _Marhasse_ to me. They said: ‘Your father(195) what gold has this King of Egypt given him, and what has his Lord promised him out of the Land of Egypt; and all the lands, and all the soldier slaves they have fought against?’ (thus) they said ... to _Aziru_ ... out of the Land of Egypt, and behold the slaves come round from the Land of ... _Ni_(196): they have rebelled; and I repeat that thirty chiefs push on against me ... land of Egypt he remains ... my Lord to _Aziru_ ... soldiers ... _Marhasse_.”
34 B.—“To the King my Lord my God my Sun thus (says) this _Aziru_ thy servant: seven times and seven times at the feet of my Lord I bow. Now what you wish is desirable. Sun God my Lord I am thy servant forever; and my sons serve thee.... Now two men ... I have commanded as envoys ... what he says ... and let him rule ... in the land of the Amorites.”