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Strange to say, the eyes of children, whose minds are so small, express intelligence better than do the greater number of adult eyes. David
Garrick's were evidently unpreoccupied, like theirs. The look of intelligence is outward -- frankly directed upon external things; it is observant, and therefore mobile without inner restlessness. For restless eyes are the least observant of all -- they move by a kind of distraction.