Afrasiab Wakes from the Dream

From B9.19, Afrasiab Is Troubled by a Dream. It illustrates B9.19.3–11:

B9.19.3
One watch had passed beneath the darkened sky,When Afrasiab woke with dreadful cry.
B9.19.4
The startled slaves leapt up and raised a shout,And through the palace panic spread about.
B9.19.5
News reached Garsivaz: “The royal throneHas darkened; haste; the Shah lies overthrown.”
B9.19.6
He found the monarch prostrate on the ground,Then clasped him close and wrapped his arms around.
B9.19.7
“Come, tell your brother what has shaken you;Reveal the cause, and tell me what is true.”
B9.19.8
The king replied: “Ask nothing of me here;Until my reason clears, do not draw near.
B9.19.9
But take me now and hold me to your breast,Until my troubled senses come to rest.”
B9.19.10
At last his reason came to him; the dinOf cries and tumult at the door rolled in.
B9.19.11
They lit the lamps; he mounted up his throne,Still trembling like a branch by tempest blown.