Your bottle vss his bottle.
P transposes the waw to the right of ayin instead of to the left.
Woe to the one causing his neighbor to drink joining your bottle to him and even making him drunk in order to look on their nakedness. This verse begins with the last word on line 8 and encompasses all to the end of paragraph in line 11. It has good illustrations of adding he to open syllables to show their presence while they may other wise be mistaken for other forms if the final sound is consonantal. The 5th word in this line is the old Paleo-Hebrew letters of YHWH which were also used 2 times in preceding verses in the last page. See the tetragrammaton in the introduction.