The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Book 7 Chapter 6 Page 13

His teeth chattered; a visible shiver ran through his whole body. He halted for a moment, leaned against a post like a drunken man, then followed the two merry knaves.

At the moment when he overtook them once more, they had changed their conversation. He heard them singing at the top of their lungs the ancient refrain, —

Les enfants des Petits-Carreaux

Se font pendre cornme des veaux.