Shapur Hauls the Maiden's Bucket

From D7.5, Shapur and the Daughter of Mehrak. It illustrates D7.5.16–25:

D7.5.16
He bade a servant, “Bring the bucket here,And draw cold water from the well’s depths clear.”
D7.5.17
The servant heard and ran to turn the wheel,And let the rope and heavy bucket reel.
D7.5.18
The heavy bucket filled; the rope drew taut;The servant, straining at it, grew distraught.
D7.5.19
Since all his strength could not bring up the weight,Shapur came grumbling at the servant’s state.
D7.5.20
“You half a woman! Did she not commandThis rope and heavy bucket with her hand?
D7.5.21
She drew such quantities, yet now you cryFor help, worn out, and cannot lift it high.”
D7.5.22
He took the rope; what taxed the servant’s mightBecame an easy task, its burden light.
D7.5.23
Discovering the weight the girl had raised,He spoke of her with wonder, and he praised:
D7.5.24
“A maiden who can lift a weight so grandMust come of Kayanian blood within this land.”
D7.5.25
When he had drawn the water for his steed,The maiden came with calm and graceful speed.