First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
A Protestant mission meeting |
Protestants |
1 |
173629 |
A quarrel is quickly |
Quarrels |
1 |
174139 |
A quiet conscience makes one so serene! |
Conscience |
3 |
173798 |
A railroad was opened through a remote region, |
Railroad |
4 |
173854 |
A rather simple-looking lad halted before |
Business Enterprise |
5 |
173878 |
A rather turgid orator, |
Public Speakers |
7 |
173578 |
A recent book on Russia relates the story |
Religions |
2 |
173861 |
A regiment of regulars was making a long, |
Distances |
10 |
173585 |
A report has come from Mexico concerning |
War |
5 |
173793 |
A reputable citizen had left four umbrellas |
Umbrellas |
4 |
173731 |
A resident of Nahant tells this one |
Ocean |
3 |
173590 |
A retail dealer in buggies doing business |
Collecting Of Accounts |
3 |
173920 |
A revival was being held at a small colored |
Baptism |
6 |
174301 |
A rich and listless lady patron examined |
Extravagance |
4 |
174167 |
A run in time saves the nine. |
Baseball |
2 |
174099 |
A rural school has a pretty girl |
Teachers |
1 |
173749 |
A rustic visitor to the city made a desperate run |
Hindsight |
2 |
173976 |
A savage old boar got into a garden, |
Help |
2 |
174266 |
A school girl was required to write |
Profanity |
2 |
173626 |
A Scotch beadle led the maiden |
Proposals |
2 |
173599 |
A Scotch minister and his servant, |
Drunkards |
5 |
173915 |
A Scotch missionary in the Far East |
Prayer |
2 |
173717 |
A Scotch Presbyterian clergyman tells |
Sectarian |
4 |
173704 |
A Scotchman had been presented |
Scotch |
2 |
174276 |
A Scotchman was questioned by a friend: |
Thrift |
3 |
173596 |
A Scotsman is one who prays |
The Scotch |
1 |
173817 |
A Scotsman visiting America |
George Washington |
3 |
174027 |
A Scotsman who has a keen appreciation |
Optimism |
6 |
173996 |
A Scotsman wishing to know his fate at once, |
Thrift |
3 |
173636 |
A Scottish minister, |
The Scotch |
3 |
173738 |
A Scottish woman, |
Mistaken Identity |
4 |
173464 |
A scrupulous priest of Kildare, |
Profanity |
5 |
173622 |
A Senator is very |
Senators |
1 |
173685 |
A sense of humor is a help and a |
Sense Of Humor |
3 |
173561 |
A Sergeant of the Lawe, war and wys |
Lawyers |
6 |
174059 |
A servant of an English nobleman |
Irish Bulls |
1 |
173541 |
A servant, who indulged in sprees |
Saving |
2 |
173841 |
A shipwrecked traveler was washed up on a small island. |
Christianity |
3 |
174276 |
A shopkeeper with no conscience put by his door |
Blind |
2 |
174005 |
A shy young man once said to a young lady: |
Personal Names |
2 |
173674 |
A single conversation across the table |
Conversation |
1 |
173570 |
A small boy is sent to his bed by his father |
Why We Love Children |
13 |
177212 |
A small boy was hoeing corn in a sterile |
Repartee |
7 |
173639 |
A small boy was playing with an iron |
Played Them Both Up |
8 |
173425 |
A small boy was playing with an iron hoop |
Played Them Both Up |
8 |
175377 |
A small boy who had recently passed his fifth birthday |
Age |
2 |
174005 |
A snobbish young Englishman visiting Washington's home |
Patriotism |
3 |
174025 |
A soldier belonging to a brigade in command |
Constancy |
7 |
173977 |
A somewhat unpatriotic little son of Italy, |
Personal Names |
5 |
174019 |
A South African tribe has an effective |
Public Speakers |
1 |
173601 |
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