This section is from the book "The Literature And Curiosities Of Dreams", by Frank Seafield. Also available from Amazon: The Literature And Curiosities Of Dreams.
To dream one is drunk, is very bad for all, for it signifieth great folly. It is only good to such as are in fear; for drunkards doubt or fear nothing. To dream one is drunk is increase of estate, and recovery of health; but when one dreams he is drunk, without drinking any wine, it is an ill omen, and he runs the hazard of being disgraced by some bad action, and of being punished by law. If a man dreams he is drunk with sack, muscatel, or some other sweet and pleasant drink, it is a sign he will be beloved by some great lords, and grow rich thereby. If a man dreams he is drunk and vomits, he will run the hazard of losing his estate by the violence of his prince, who will force him to an account of his means ill-gotten; or if he be a gamester, he will lose all he hath formerly won. If any one dreams that being drunk, he is very much pained at heart and in his viscera, it shows that his domestics or servants will rob him of his money, or destroy his fortune without his knowledge. If a man dreams he is drunk with pure water, he will boast causelessly of his wealth, and vaunt of another person's strength.
To dream that an eagle is seen in some high place, is a good sign to those that undertake some weighty business, and especially to soldiers. If one dream that an eagle lights upon his head, it signifies death to the dreamer; and the same if he dreams that he is carried into the air by an eagle. If a woman dreams that she brings forth an eagle, it portends that the child she goes withal will be a great person, and have many persons under his command. If one dreams that he sees a dead eagle, it signifies death to great peers, and profit to the poor. To see an eagle flying over a stone or a tree, or in a high place, is good for those which would undertake business; but to those who are in fear, it is evil; also it signifies the return of him that is in a far country. And if his flight be far, and at ease and pleasure, it is good, and signifieth that the business shall have an end, but not so soon. An eagle flying strongly, and falling upon the head of him that dreameth, certainly signifies his death. To be mounted upon an eagle, signifies to kings, princes, and mighty and rich personages, death; but to the poor it is good, for they shall be welcome and received of all rich men, from whom they shall receive great profit. Oftentimes it causeth changing one's country, and going to another nation. The eagle threatening, signifieth the threatening of some great personage. But to dream of his being gentle, or giving anything, or to dream that he spake, hath been found a good dream by experience. To see an eagle that is dead is good for a servant and him that is in fear, for it denotes the death of the master and threatener; and unto others it shows that a stop shall be put to their affairs, for a dead eagle can do nothing.
To dream of earthworms signifies secret enemies that endeavour to ruin and destroy us; and that this shall be effected by misers and covetous persons, who are the mere worms of the earth.
 
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