[27] I would attack a panther in its den I I I To do thee service as thy man of men, Or front the Fates, or, like a ghoul, confer With staring ghosts outside a sepulchre. I would forego a limb to give thee life, Or yield my soul itself in any strife, In any coil of doubt, in any spot When Death and Danger meet as man and wife. v. It is my solace, all my nights and days, I I I To pray for thee and dote on thee always, And evermore to count myself a king Because I earn'd thy favour in the spring.