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This article certainly needs to be expanded. The family background of the two famous Waughs is of the highest interest, and Arthur Waugh himself is apparently not just a bystander in the story anyway. In particular, the area where they lived (Hampstead Garden Suburb) clearly carries great significance. Those three words themselves would be worth a psychological study in the Waugh connection. Valetude ( talk) 23:49, 27 September 2013 (UTC) reply