Manijeh Carries the Drugged Bijan by Night

From C2.7, Manijeh Carries Bijan to Her Palace. It illustrates C2.7.3–10:

C2.7.3
She bade a drug that steals the senses mixedInto the sweetened draft, her purpose fixed.
C2.7.4
They gave it then to Bijan, Giv’s own son,That good of heart, that famed and valiant one.
C2.7.5
Manijeh, seeing Bijan’s face gone dim,Called her attendants once again to him.
C2.7.6
A litter she made ready for the road,To bear that sleeping man from that abode.
C2.7.7
On one side was a seat for pleasure made,And on the other, resting-place was laid.
C2.7.8
She scattered camphor on the sleeper’s bed,And rosewater on sandalwood was spread.
C2.7.9
When near the city, moving through the night,She veiled him in a woman’s robe from sight.
C2.7.10
By night she entered through a hidden way,And kept her secret from the light of day.