"A King will come here from some other land, and his coming will be terrible at first; yet afterwards peace will be brought about."
And Blind said that he dreamed he saw many hawks perched on a house—"And there I espied your falcon, Sire. He was all bare and stripped of his feathers."
The King said: "A wind will come from the clouds and shake our castle."
Blind related a third dream as follows.
"I saw a herd of swine running from the south towards the King's hall and rooting up the earth with their snouts."
The King said: "That signifies the flood-tide, wet weather, and grass springing from moisture, when the sun shines on the heath."
Blind related a fourth dream:
"I thought I saw a terrible giant come hither from the east; he gave you a great wound with his teeth."
The King said: "Messengers from some King will come into my hall. They will provoke enmity and I shall be angered thereby."