The policeman was a long, stringy policeman, who flowed out of his uniform at odd spots. His face was gnarled, his wrists knobbly and of a geranium hue, and he had those three or four extra inches of neck which disqualify a man for high honours in a beauty competition.
(from Galahad at Blandings, by Sir Pelham Wodehouse)
More HERE about Wodehousean policemen.
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no one, but no one, can create a mental image like Wodehouse
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