'John Bull,' Britain's Equivalent to 'Uncle Sam,' Had a Body

'John Bull,' Britain's equivalent to 'Uncle Sam,' had a body that looked:

A) tall and thin, and that saw little sun (like that of a prisoner) .
B) fat and happy, and decidedly middle-class; he was a model citizen.
C) very upper (top) class in dress, stature, and comportment.
D) like that of a man who hated sports, food, and socializing; he was very anti-social.
E) young; he was a little child, which signified the youth of the nation.