Rostam's Night Charge to Zavareh

From B8.19, Rostam and Sohrab Leave the Field. It illustrates B8.19.60–71 (to B8.19.81):

B8.19.60
Then Zavareh came near with wounded heart:“How went today’s fight for you from the start?”
B8.19.61
Rostam first asked for food and ate his fill,Then washed troubling thought from heart and will.
B8.19.62
He told his brother: “Keep your senses clear;Be watchful; do not let rash haste draw near.
B8.19.63
At early dawn, when I go to the plainTo meet that Turk whose challenge does not wane,
B8.19.64
Bring forth my army, standard, throne of state,And golden boots; have everything await.
B8.19.65
Stand massed before my royal tent and gate,When from the east the risen sun stands straight.
B8.19.66
If I prevail when battle is begun,I will not linger when the field is won.
B8.19.67
But if the matter turns another way,Do not lament or give your hearts to dismay.
B8.19.68
Let not one man ride out to take my stead;Seek no new battle if you find me dead.
B8.19.69
Go all together back to Zabul’s plain;Seek out Dastan; from new battle refrain.
B8.19.70
And you, make my dear mother’s heart content:‘This judgment Yazdan on my head has sent.’
B8.19.71
Tell her: ‘Do not bind your heart to mine,Nor grieve forever after my decline.