Mehran Setad Chooses the Khan's Daughter

From E5.5, Hormizd Calls for Bahram Chubin. It illustrates E5.5.18–29:

E5.5.18
I went before the Khan and bowed my head;Five lovely daughters were before me led.
E5.5.19
All five seemed fit to grace a monarch’s throne,With gait like pheasants, springtime beauty shown.
E5.5.20
They bloomed with color, fragrance, form, and grace;The Khan then sent me to their private place.
E5.5.21
I entered that famed court where all were fair,Their faces decked, with roses in their hair.
E5.5.22
All wore bright jewels; your mother wore no gem,Yet she alone outshone the rest of them.
E5.5.23
She sat there shyly, head and eyes cast low;Her sleeves concealed the face she would not show.
E5.5.24
Yet she alone was daughter of the queen;No other bore such bloom, such grace serene.
E5.5.25
The queen was Faghfoor’s daughter, high and pure;She gave the child a grace that would endure.
E5.5.26
She grieved her child must leave her father’s hall,And pass beyond her kin and country’s call.
E5.5.27
Of all those daughters, her alone I chose;I passed the rest, though each had cheeks of rose.
E5.5.28
The Khan said, ‘Choose another; all are fair,Each one is noble, beautiful, and rare.’
E5.5.29
I answered, ‘Choice is made; I will not stray;To choose anew would shame us all today.’