The Hunters' Market on the Plain

From D10.15, Bahram’s Hunt and Night with Farshidvard. It illustrates D10.15.3–10:

D10.15.3
For one full month they camped upon the plain,With tents and royal pavilions in their train.
D10.15.4
They swept the field for game on every side;At night, no man from wine or music shied.
D10.15.5
There all was game and flesh, with harp and lyre,And round the plain they kindled many a fire.
D10.15.6
They burned both green and dry wood in the blaze,While dealers came from town through dusty ways.
D10.15.7
They tarried there to trade with Bahram’s men;The plain grew bright with buyers once again.
D10.15.8
A quarter dinar bought the hunters’ gain:Ten gazelles and one Gur-e-Khar from the plain.
D10.15.9
Whoever needed meat for child or guestTook home both game and waterfowl, the best.
D10.15.10
On loaded asses game was borne away;When one month passed, the Shah could brook no stay.