He was always bothering." "I should think that Henry Wiggins was a far more active and difficult boy in a fight than this fat little prince," said the Honourable John Ruffin.
"Oh, Henry Wiggins is tough but really he is quite easy.

You've only got to get hold of his hair," said Pollyooly quickly.

"But of course the prince has very short hair, only he isn't tough at all," she added in the grave tones of one weighing the chances of battle.
"He certainly is cropped.

The Prussians have no aesthetic sense," said the Honourable John Ruffin in a disparaging tone.

"But I should think that you could get over the difficulty of the hair." "Oh, yes: I'm nearly sure I could," said Pollyooly; and her deep blue eyes began to shine.