Bijan Drawn Up from the Pit

From C2.24, Rostam Rescues Bijan from the Pit. It illustrates C2.24.34–39:

C2.24.34
Then Rostam lowered his kamand out of sight,And drew him up, his feet still fettered tight.
C2.24.35
His head was bare, his hair and nails were long,His frame made weak by hunger, pain, and wrong.
C2.24.36
His face was wan, his bloodied body worn,By rusted chains and iron shackles torn.
C2.24.37
When Rostam saw him cloaked in iron weight,He cried aloud against that bitter fate.
C2.24.38
He stretched his hands and broke each iron link,And loosed the ankle-ring there at the brink.
C2.24.39
Together they returned where Rostam stayed,With one on either side, the youth and maid.