M. H. Shakir, The Holy Quran; Arabic Text and English Translation; Foot-notes by M. H. Shakir (1974)

48. Then there shall come after that seven years of hardship which shall eat away all that you have before-hand laid up in store for them, except a little of what you shall have preserved:

49. Then there will come after that a year in which people shall have rain and in which they shall press (grapes).

50. And the king said: Bring him to me. So when the messenger came to him, he said: Go back to your lord and ask him, what is the case of the women who cut their hands; surely my Lord knows their guile.

51. He said: How was your affair when you sought Yusuf to yield himself (to you)? They said: Remote is Allah (from imperfection), we knew of no evil on his part. The chief’s wife said: Now has the truth become established I sought him to yield himself (to me), and he is most surely of the truthful ones.

52. This is that he might know that I have not been unfaithful to him in secret and that Allah does not guide the device of the unfaithful.