Farangis Consents in Silent Grief

From B13.16, Fariborz Asks for Farangis’s Hand. It illustrates B13.16.56–63:

B13.16.56
The Shah of ladies sat in silent grief,While sorrow pressed her heart without relief.
B13.16.57
Before her son, shame held her tongue in place;At last she sighed and raised her grieving face.
B13.16.58
Then, sighing deeply, she to Rostam said:“O leader whose great prowess crowns your head,
B13.16.59
Though none in Iran equals Siavash in fame,Fariborz bears a royal, honored name.
B13.16.60
Yet none can make Siavash’s glory fade;No man can fill the place that prince once made.
B13.16.61
Yet at your words my tongue is bound in chain;Against your counsel I cannot complain.
B13.16.62
What does the famous monarch ask of me?I gird myself to honor his decree.”
B13.16.63
Khosrow rejoiced to hear the words she said;His face bloomed like a spring rose newly spread.