The False Tears of Garsivaz

From B9.48, Garsivaz Returns to Siavash. It illustrates B9.48.25–36:

B9.48.25
He fixed his gaze and silence held him fast,While yellow tears across his lashes passed.
B9.48.26
False tears ran down; within, he shaped the snareBy which the prince would fall into despair.
B9.48.27
The prince beheld him, spoke in gentle tone:“My brother, why this grief? What pain is known?
B9.48.28
What grief has clouded all your spirit so?Has royal anger laid you under woe?
B9.48.29
Come, I will go with you, prepared to fight,If Afrasiab has denied your right.
B9.48.30
Against his army I will take the field,And force the Shah of Turan’s men to yield.
B9.48.31
If he has harmed you, I will right the wrong,And bring the truth to light that hid so long.
B9.48.32
If some declared foe troubles you with strife,I stand your friend in all affairs of life.
B9.48.33
In battle too, my strength shall guard your way,And those who seek your harm I shall repay.
B9.48.34
If slander cast you from your rightful seat,Or falsehood stained your honor with deceit,
B9.48.35
Then trust in me to right the wrong you bear,And tear the lying slander from the air.
B9.48.36
Reveal the secret of this hidden snake;Whatever coils within, my hand shall break.”