Watts, Arthur to Edith Nesbit, undated

"Dear Mrs Bland - 'Up at a villa, down in the city' - you understand, don't you. This is a dreadful place - (I thought it delightful at first) full of unintelligent and uninteresting people - littered up by electric trams - bathed in mud - rainy - but such a splendid place to work (for time refer to letter that I am writing to Jimmy the same evening). Only the students are so stupid and dead - they haven't the vaguest idea of what they want to do - just sit and drinking in the [mutterings?] of an incompetent professor. They can't draw - they can't paint. They can't even play with any grace..."