Malika's Nurse Kneels in the Royal Tent

From D8.1.2, Shapur’s Vengeance and Malika’s Love. It illustrates D8.1.2.36–45:

D8.1.2.36
When night upon the earth assumed command,From sea to sea its armies held the land.
D8.1.2.37
The hills turned indigo; the stars burned bright,Like lamps above the darkened earth at night.
D8.1.2.38
Three hundred thousand candles seemed to flare,Hung from the sky’s high fortress in the air.
D8.1.2.39
The trembling nurse went out; her terror grew;The thought of Tair split her heart in two.
D8.1.2.40
She reached the royal tent, and drawing near,Approached a guide to gain the monarch’s ear.
D8.1.2.41
“If you will bring me to the Shah tonight,You shall receive a crown and ring made bright.”
D8.1.2.42
That prudent man then brought her to be seenBefore the valiant Shah of kingly mien.
D8.1.2.43
She came, swept dust with lashes at his feet,And told him all in words both clear and sweet.
D8.1.2.44
Her message filled the Shah with glad delight;He smiled and gave a thousand dinars bright.
D8.1.2.45
Two bracelets, necklace, crown he handed down,With a brocade cloak, Chin’s work of renown.