Transliteration: um-ma la-ma-sí-ma a-na a-la-ḫi-im qí-bi₄-ma mì-šu ša iš-tù ra-bi₄-ṣú-um i-li-kà-ni-ma ú ṭup-pì ta-áš-ta-na-pá-ra-ni-ma ù a-dí u₄-mì-im a-nim la ta-la-kà-ni-ma a-wa-at É a-bi₄-kà la ta-la-kà-šu-du-ma ù É a-bi₄-ku-nu la tù-za-kà-a-ni-ma [...] [...] i-na u₄-mì-im ša … ṭup-pì ta-ša-me-ú tí-ib-a-nim-ma al-kà-nim-ma É a-bi₄-ku-nu za-ki-a-ma ù a-tù-nu a ra-ma-ku-nu za-ki-a-ma KÙ.BABBAR ša É a-lim(ki) lá i-ma-id tí-ib-a-nim-ma a-tal-kà-nim 10 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR x x-kà a-šùr-ták-lá-ku … [...]
Translation: From Lamassī to Ali-ahum: Why is it that since the attorney arrived and indeed that you keep sending me letters, yet until this day you do not come, to organise the affairs of your father's house and so do not clear your father's house, and ... the very day you hear my letter you (plur.) must set out and come and clear your father's house - so that you yourselves may then clear yourselves and the debt in silver to the City Hall does not grow large. Set out and come! 10 shekels of silver ... Aššur-taklāka ...