Rostam Hides His Ring in the Roasted Bird

From C2.22, Manijeh Seeks Out Rostam. It illustrates C2.22.47–54:

C2.22.47
The tears of tenderness ran down his face;Then Rostam spoke to her with gentle grace:
C2.22.48
“Fair one, why not seek nobles who might pleadBefore your father for you in your need?
C2.22.49
Perhaps his love will stir, his liver burn,And pity for his child at last return.
C2.22.50
Were not your father’s anger in the way,I would give more than measure could convey.”
C2.22.51
He told the cooks to bring the food she sought,And every dish at hand was quickly brought.
C2.22.52
He had a roasted bird brought hot and spreadAbout that bird a wrap of tender bread.
C2.22.53
His hand moved like a pari’s, swift and light;Inside the bird he hid his ring from sight.
C2.22.54
He gave it her: “Take this to him below;You guide the helpless in their time of woe.”