First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
The Ladies' Aid ladies were talking |
Hearing |
7 |
326721 |
THE LADY - "Well, I'll give you a dime; |
Charity |
2 |
326782 |
The lady of uncertain age simpered at the gentleman |
Diplomacy |
3 |
326608 |
The lady was waiting to buy a ticket |
Picture show |
3 |
326055 |
The lady who had some culture, |
Nomenclature |
2 |
326225 |
The late "lan Maclaren" |
Shyness |
3 |
327205 |
The late Bishop Foss once visited |
Preaching |
2 |
326306 |
The late Charles Coghlan was a man of great wit |
Embarrassing Situations |
5 |
327808 |
The late Dr. Henry Thayer, |
Accidents |
2 |
326823 |
The late H.C. Bunner, when editor of Puck, |
Jokes |
2 |
326844 |
The late James McNeil Whistler |
Mistaken Identity |
4 |
326365 |
The late John Bigelow, the patriarch of diplomats and authors, |
Age |
4 |
326558 |
The late Justice Brewer |
Fishing |
4 |
326137 |
The late Marshall Field had a very small |
Egotism |
5 |
327958 |
The late Sylvanus Miller, |
Scientific Management |
5 |
326711 |
The lawyer explained to the client his scale of prices: |
Law |
2 |
327580 |
The lawyer for the defense, |
Precaution |
4 |
326331 |
The lawyer was sitting at his desk absorbed |
Parents |
5 |
326517 |
The Leading Woman: "How does Garrette |
Qualified |
2 |
326567 |
The little boy dashed wildly around the corner, |
Punishment |
4 |
326363 |
The little boy had been warned repeatedly |
Humidity |
4 |
326966 |
The little boy interrupted his father's reading |
Politics |
4 |
326238 |
The little boy put a serious question |
Reward Of Virtue |
2 |
326193 |
The little boy was clad in an immaculate white suit |
Cleanliness |
2 |
329811 |
The little boy was found by his mother |
God |
4 |
326917 |
The little boy was greatly elated |
Pride |
2 |
326258 |
The little boy, sent to the butcher shop, |
Anatomy |
2 |
327054 |
The little daughter of a clergyman |
Profanity |
3 |
326253 |
The little daughter of a Democratic candidate |
Candidates |
1 |
327098 |
The little girl came in tears to her mother. |
Love Me, Love Me Not |
4 |
326261 |
The little girl evidently appreciated the fact |
Truth-Tellers |
15 |
326531 |
The little girl had been naughty in school. |
Repetition |
2 |
326440 |
The little girl in the car was a pest. |
Politeness |
4 |
326313 |
The little girl in the zoölogical park tossed bits |
Birth |
4 |
326540 |
The little girl reported at home |
Woman |
2 |
326107 |
The little girl reported at home what |
Adam And Eve |
2 |
329385 |
The little girl returned from church deeply musing on the sermon, |
Cats |
2 |
327384 |
The little girl was deeply impressed |
Sheep And Goats |
8 |
326360 |
The little girl was having a great deal |
Strategy |
3 |
326311 |
The little girl who had observed certain |
Toilette Details |
4 |
326346 |
The little lad sat on the curb howling lustily. |
Punishment |
4 |
326268 |
The little man was perfectly harmless, |
Mistaken Identity |
4 |
326330 |
The London consul of a continental kingdom |
Fortune Hunters |
4 |
326581 |
The long-suffering professor smothered |
Plumber |
7 |
326287 |
The longshoreman was indulging in a fit of temper, |
Profanity |
3 |
326399 |
The Lord gives our |
Friends |
2 |
326276 |
The lunatic peered over the asylum wall, |
Lunacy |
7 |
326530 |
The MacTavish was not a mean man. |
Drew Blank |
8 |
326122 |
The maiden of, er--forty or so, was much upset. |
Might Have Been Worse |
6 |
327601 |
The maiden of, er--forty or so, was much upset. |
Might Have Been Worse |
6 |
325993 |
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