| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| An employee of a rolling mill |
Corpulence |
2 |
174064 |
| An engineer, who was engaged on railroad construction |
Efficiency |
6 |
174631 |
| An English lord was traveling through |
Titles Of Honor And Nobility |
4 |
173939 |
| An English mother was visiting |
Why He Picked Pictish |
5 |
173872 |
| An English tourist was sightseeing in Ireland |
Landlords |
3 |
174630 |
| An Englishman and an Irishman went to the |
Recommendations |
4 |
173944 |
| An Englishman was being shown the sights |
Repartee |
3 |
174025 |
| An Englishman went into his local library |
Addresses |
2 |
174909 |
| An enterprising firm advertised: |
Collecting Of Accounts |
1 |
174210 |
| An epileptic dropped in a fit on the streets |
Diagnosis |
2 |
174724 |
| An Episcopal clergyman who was passing |
Protestant Episcopal Church |
7 |
174315 |
| An Episcopal clergyman, |
Retaliation |
2 |
174161 |
| An Episcopal missionary in Wyoming |
Salvation |
3 |
174224 |
| An epitaph in an old Moravian cemetery reads thus: |
Epitaphs |
9 |
174854 |
| An exasperated mother, whose son was always getting into mischief, |
Why We Love Children 2 |
2 |
178957 |
| An excellent old gentleman grew hard of hearing, |
Deafness |
4 |
174458 |
| An express on the Long Island Railroad |
Railroads |
5 |
174632 |
| An Idaho guide whose services were retained |
Liars |
8 |
187241 |
| An ill wind |
Scandal |
1 |
174376 |
| An impecunious young lawyer recently received |
Lawyers |
8 |
175010 |
| An Indian in Washington County once |
Punishment |
1 |
173994 |
| An instructor in a church school |
Examinations |
3 |
174761 |
| An inveterate poker player, |
Husbands |
5 |
173916 |
| An Irish soldier on sentry duty |
Smoking |
4 |
174353 |
| An Irish soldier was recently given |
Extravagance |
11 |
174758 |
| An Irishman and a Jew were discussing |
Race Pride |
9 |
174405 |
| An Irishman boasted that he could |
Fighting |
1 |
174629 |
| An Irishman on a scaffolding four stories high |
Expectancy |
8 |
174583 |
| An Irishman once lined up his family |
Irishmen |
4 |
174217 |
| An Irishman once was mounted on a mule |
Irish Bulls |
1 |
174438 |
| An Irishman told a man that he had |
Future Life |
1 |
174308 |
| An Irishman who, with his wife, |
Marks(Wo)Manship |
3 |
174471 |
| An Irishman with one side of his face badly |
Teeth |
4 |
174461 |
| An iron hoop bounded through the area railings |
Boys |
8 |
173941 |
| An Italian noble at church one day gave |
Salvation |
7 |
174325 |
| An officer of the Indian Office at Washington |
Civilization |
5 |
174200 |
| An old artisan who prided himself |
Finance |
3 |
174334 |
| An old colored man first joined the Episcopal Church, |
Baptists |
2 |
174622 |
| An old couple came in from the country, |
Kindness |
4 |
174395 |
| An old darky once lay seriously ill |
Physicians And Surgeons |
2 |
173984 |
| An old darky visited a doctor |
Ready And Willing |
1 |
174380 |
| An old lady in the London parish of the famous |
Tongue |
6 |
174040 |
| An old maid on the wintry side of fifty, |
Spinsters |
1 |
174206 |
| An old man who had led a sinful |
Enemies |
4 |
175134 |
| An old Scotchwoman, who had resisted |
A Humbling Sight |
6 |
176560 |
| An optimist is a man |
Optimism |
1 |
174249 |
| An optimist is a woman |
Optimism |
1 |
177223 |
| An optimist is the fellow |
Optimism |
1 |
174243 |
| An undertaker telegraphed to a man |
Mothers-In-Law |
1 |
173999 |
| Anatomy is the human body, |
Anatomy |
1 |
175047 |
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