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In the shadow of the trees she saw the gleam of the silver lace on the hats of a body of gendarmes ; and she heard the distant mutterings of a crowd of persons whom sentinels were holding back at the end of the streets up which curiosity had drawn them . The " wise cession , " as he immediately praised the grant , should be looked to as " an admirable example for other objects of natural curiosity and popular interest all over the Union . " For a school " all things " look especially to the products of human curiosity and questioning , even when those products challenge received beliefs and seem expressly antipathetic to them . He moved among them freely , going from one to another and peering into their faces with childish curiosity .