Kavus Smells Siavash's Hands

From B9.10, Sudabeh Beguiles Kay Kavus. It illustrates B9.10.34–42:

B9.10.34
The Shah then paused, uncertain what was true,For neither tale alone could guide his view.
B9.10.35
He thought: “There is no place for haste today;Distress of heart makes wisdom sleep away.
B9.10.36
First I must search until my heart is right;A heart made straight will witness to the light.
B9.10.37
I must discover where the guilt may lie,And who deserves the penalty thereby.”
B9.10.38
He sought for proof beyond what speech could tell,And first drew near Siavash’s hand to smell.
B9.10.39
He smelled his breast and arms from side to side,And searched his body for what touch might hide.
B9.10.40
Sudabeh carried wine and musk perfume,And rosewater hung heavy through the room.
B9.10.41
But Siavash bore no scent of musk or wine,Nor of her touch the least betraying sign.
B9.10.42
The Shah grew sorrowful at what he knew,And turned from her in scorn and anguish too.