The butler's dream. "Me drempte, ic ſtod at a win-tre, A vine with three branches ðat adde waxen buges ðre, 2060 Oreſt it blomede, and ſiðen bar bore grapes; ðe beries ripe wurð ic war; ðe kinges [kuppe] ic hadde on hond, the juice the butler squeezed into Pharaoh's cup, and gave him to drink as he was wont. ðe beries ðor-inne me ðhugte ic wrong, 2064 And bar it drinken to pharaon, Me drempte, alſ ic waſ wune to don." "Good it is," said Joseph, "to dream of wine. "Good is," q_u_að Ioſeph, "to dremen of win, heilneſſe an bliſſe iſ ðer-in; 2068 In three days thou shalt be restored to thy office, ðre daies ben get for to cumen, ðu ſalt ben ut of p_ri_ſun numen, And on ðin offiz ſet agen; then think of me and bear my errand to Pharaoh, Of me ðu ðhenke ðan it ſal ben, 2072 Bed min herdne to pharaon, ða[t] ic ut of p_ri_sun wurðe don, for I am here wrongfully held in prison." for ic am ſtolen of kinde lond, and her wrigteleſlike holden i_n_ bond." 2076 [211] ðe? KING PHARAOH DREAMS A DREAM, The "breadwright's" dream. Quað ðis bred-wrigte, "liðeð nu me, me drempte ic bar bread-lepes ðre, And ðor-in bread and oðer meten, Q_u_ilke ben wune ðe kinges to eten; 2080 Fowls seized on the baskets of bread intended for the king, And fugeles hauen ðor-on lagt, ðor-fore ic am i_n_ ſorge and hagt, [Fol. 41.] for ic ne migte me nogt weren, and he could not keep the meat from them. Ne ðat mete fro hem beren." 2084 "Me wore leuere," q_u_ad Ioſeph, "Of eddi dremes rechen ſwep;