ALICE. Oh, I know--you all think, except George, that I do nothing.
Well, rather that, if it were true, than what one generally sees on
canvas, every year, at the Academies.
YVONNE. You think then that it is better not to paint at all and wait as
you say--than to do an inferior thing?
ALICE. Undoubtedly.
YVONNE. This waiting--what effect will it have--what will it do for you
or for Art?