Well, I don't get a "great" feeling from the sound of that, and as the other poster suggested, if there's still nothing more after 24 hours or so, I would suggest a vet visit for possible "egg-binding" situation. If at all possible, I would take her there in her own enclosure with the "lay box" to keep stress down.
The vet would likely palpate the snake to get an idea of the egg positioning, and if needed, insert a syringe to draw yolk out of the egg(s) causing the problem. This makes it easier for the rest of the eggs to hopefully be passed by the snake.
good luck!, ~Doug
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