Rudabeh Stands Before Her Father

From A8.10, Mehrab Is Not Pleased. It illustrates A8.10.65–74:

A8.10.65
She went before her father, bright and fair,Adorned in gold with jewels in her hair.
A8.10.66
Like rising sun she stood before his eyes;He gazed in silence, struck with mute surprise.
A8.10.67
She seemed a paradise in human guise,A springtime sun beneath the open skies.
A8.10.68
He called upon the World-Creator’s name,Astonished by the radiance that came.
A8.10.69
He said, “O foolish child, can you not knowWhat doom the heavens on such folly throw?
A8.10.70
How could a pari join Ahriman’s breed?May crown and ring be lost for such a deed.
A8.10.71
If Qahtan’s snake-charmer took the Magus way,An arrow would be fit reward that day.”
A8.10.72
At this her heart grew heavy, full of dread;The living color from her cheeks had fled.
A8.10.73
She lowered black lashes over eyes of light,And held her breath, nor answered in his sight.
A8.10.74
He roared in fury like a leopard pressed,His wrath still beating hard within his breast.