Gurazm Whispers Treason to Goshtasb

From C6.22, Gurazm Slanders Esfandiyar. It illustrates C6.22.18–29 (to C6.22.33):

C6.22.18
The king dismissed the court and called him near:“Come, tell me all. Let every word be clear.
C6.22.19
Reveal the secret of this foe of mine;Explain to me his hidden ill design.”
C6.22.20
Gurazm, whose mind was evil, answered, stern:“To do the right is wisdom’s first concern.
C6.22.21
The Shah has granted every wish I made;I must not keep this treason in the shade.
C6.22.22
I will not hide my counsel out of fear,Although the Shah may find it hard to hear.
C6.22.23
I shall reveal the secret, come what may,Although the Shah should order me away.
C6.22.24
To speak, though he may doubt the truth I bring,Is better than to hide so grave a thing.
C6.22.25
Know this, great Shah: your son prepares to fightAgainst your throne and all your royal might.
C6.22.26
The troops have flocked to him in countless bands,And all men turn toward him with ready hands.
C6.22.27
His purpose is to put you into chains;He cannot bear your crown while power remains.
C6.22.28
When he has seized and bound your royal frame,He means to rule the world in his own name.
C6.22.29
You know Esfandiyar has none his peerIn battle; none will face him without fear.