+Herkne nou hwat me haueth met: [Sidenote: He dreamt he was on a high hill in Denmark, and began to possess all that country.] Me þouthe y was i{n} denemark set, But on on þe moste hil Þat eu{er}e yete kam i til. 1288 It was so hey, þat y wel mouthe Al þe werd se, als me þouthe. Als i sat up-on þat lowe, I bigan denemark for to awe, 1292 Þe borwes, and þe castles stronge; And mine armes were{n} so lo{n}ge, That i fadmede, al at ones, denemark, with mine lo{n}ge bones; 1296 And þa{n}ne y wolde mine armes drawe Til me, and hom for to haue, [Sidenote: All things in Denmark cleaved to his arms.] Al that euere in denemark liueden On mine armes faste clyueden; 1300 And þe stronge castles alle On knes bigunne{n} for to falle, Þe keyes felle{n} at mine fet:-- [Sidenote: He also dreamt that he went to England, and that became his too.] Anoþer drem dremede me ek, 1304 Þat ich fley ouer þe salte se Til engeland, and al with me Þat euere was in denemark lyues, But bo{n}deme{n}, and here wiues, 1308 And þat ich kom til engelond, [Sidenote: [Fol. 211, col. 2.]] Al closede it i{n}til min hond, And, goldeborw, y gaf [it] þe:-- Deus! le{m}man, hwat may þis be?” 1312 Sho answerede, and seyde sone: “Ih{es}u c{ri}st, þat made mone, Þine dremes t{ur}ne to ioye; Þat wite þw that sittes i{n} trone! 1316 [Sidenote: She says, he will be king of England and Denmark.] Ne non stro{n}g ki{n}g, ne caysere, So þou shalt be, fo[r] þou shalt bere In engelond corune yet; Denemark shal knele to þi fet; 1320 Alle þe castles þat aren þer-inne, Shal-tow, le{m}man, ful wel winne. I woth, so wel so ich it sowe, To þe shole come{n} heye and lowe, 1324 [Sidenote: “All men in Denmark shall come to thee.] And alle þat in denemark wone, Em and broþer, fader and sone, Erl and baroun, dreng an kayn, Knithes, and burgeys, and sweyn; 1328 And mad king heyelike and wel, Denemark shal be þin euere-ilc del. Haue þou nouth þer-offe douthe Nouth þe worth, of one nouthe; 1332 Þer-offe with-i{n}ne þe firste yer [Sidenote: Thou shalt be king within the year.] Shalt þou ben king, of euere-il del. But do nou als y wile rathe, Nim in with þe to denema[r]k baþe, 1336 And do þou nouth onfrest þis fare, Lith and selthe felawes are. For shal ich neuere bliþe be Til i with eyen denemark se; 1340 For ich woth, þat al þe lond Shalt þou haue{n} in þin hon[d].