Tur Taunts Qobad Between the Lines

From A6.19, Manuchehr Marches for Vengeance. It illustrates A6.19.41–50:

A6.19.41
Once more Qobad rode out beyond the line;Tur saw him there and charged with dark design.
A6.19.42
He said, “Go back and tell your youthful king:‘O fatherless new Shah, hear what I bring.
A6.19.43
Though Iraj left a daughter as his heir,What right have you the royal crown to wear?’”
A6.19.44
Qobad replied, “Each word I heard from you,To Manuchehr I shall repeat it true.
A6.19.45
But if you think awhile, your reasoning heartMay settle straight and wisdom play its part.
A6.19.46
You will see your task has passed all bound,And rue the reckless words you cast around.
A6.19.47
No wonder beasts both wild and tame should grieve,And mourn you, never finding a reprieve.
A6.19.48
From Narvan’s forest over Chin entireStand warriors whose vengeance burns like fire.
A6.19.49
When purple swords beside Kaveh’s banner rise,The sight will strike the courage from your eyes.
A6.19.50
Then terror will confound both heart and will;You will not know the depth from lofty hill.”