_"Cane Decane," &c._--I should like to know, if you can inform me, where
the following couplet is to be found, upon an ecclesiastic singing a
hunting song:
"Cane Decane canis; sed ne cane, cane Decane,
De cane, de canis, cane Decane, cane."
Which may be thus freely translated:
"Hoary Deacon, sing; but then,
Not of dogs, but hoary men."