He fancied he had been changed into a child again; his eyes sought the pavement seriously as children's do, as if it were a thing with which something satisfactory could be done.
他觉得自己仿佛又变成了孩子,像孩子那样认真地打量人行道,好像可以用它做出某件令人满足的事。
— G. K. Chesterton · The Ball and the Cross · I · A Discussion Somewhat in the Air —