Fereydoon Instructs His Sons for Yemen

From A6.3, The King of Yemen Answers Jandal. It illustrates A6.3.19–30 (to A6.3.45):

A6.3.19
The Shah called all three princes to his side,And laid before them what the quest implied.
A6.3.20
He told of Jandal’s journey and reply,And all that passed beneath the Yemen sky.
A6.3.21
“The Shah of Yemen rules his royal hall,A cypress giving shade above them all.
A6.3.22
Three daughters are his, unpierced jewels bright;He has no son; they are his crown and light.
A6.3.23
Were Soroush himself such brides to find,He might bow down before their noble kind.
A6.3.24
These are the brides that I have sought for you;Now what remains is yours to carry through.
A6.3.25
Go now to Yemen, eloquent and wise;Let keen intelligence guide ears and eyes.
A6.3.26
Listen with care whenever Sarv may speak,And let your answers show the truth you seek.
A6.3.27
Be pious, bright of heart, and free from guile;Let foresight guard you through each coming trial.
A6.3.28
Speak only truth, let wisdom rule your way;Keep thought and judgment wakeful through the day.
A6.3.29
A prince whom royal nurture has refinedMust show true virtue both in deed and mind.
A6.3.30
Now heed me well: King Sarv’s advice is sound;In council, his the wisest voice around.