कबीर बीजक (सन्त कबीर साहिब - हंसदास शास्त्री कृत सविस्तार हिन्दी टीका सहित)

, two on 'ह').
Second word of second half: "वैहै" (two slants on 'व', two on 'ह').
Wait, why does L11 have "वैहै" and L12 have "वहै"?
Because that's how it's printed!
Let's check the letters in L11:
"वैहैवशिष्ठराममिलिगाई । वैहैकृष्णऊधवसमुझाई ॥ ५ ॥"
Yes, both are "वैहै"!

Wait, let's look at L12 again:
"वहैवात जो जनकदृढाई । देहैं घरे विदेह कहाई ॥ ६ ॥"
Look at "देहैं":
'द' + 'े' = दे.
Then 'ह' + 'ै' + 'ं' = हैं.
Then 'घ' or 'ध'?
Look at 'घरे': it has a curved top? No, 'ध' in 'दृढाई' has an open top. But in 'घरे', the top bar is completely solid and covers both lobes!
Wait, in old typography, sometimes the compositor picked a 'घ' sort instead of 'ध'. So it literally is printed as 'घरे'!
Let's transcribe it as "घरे" (or is it 'धरे' with a filled-in bar? In letterpress printing, ink squash often fills the tiny gap in 'ध'. But either way, it looks like 'घरे'). Let's keep "घरे".