31.   He was a choleric, self-important little man.

32.   Indeed, Hitler represented his own life as a prototypical moral career of the little man.

33.   Firmness, she thought, was the only way to deal with the officious little man.

34.   The little fat man, courage apparently returning, leered.

35.   He was going to miss the funny little man.

36.   The little man turned and she caught his profile.

37.   Edward was hobbling to a Humber and the little man detached himself from it and came to him.

38.   I picture a sharp little man, with sharply pointed shoes and sharply pointed ears.

39.   The little grey man and the living-room.

40.   She was sorry for this little man and his problem but she was in a tearing hurry.