| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| Mrs. Newlywed: "Oh, Jack, |
Cooking |
1 |
174421 |
| Mrs. Newlywed: "What does that |
The Brute! |
3 |
173991 |
| Mrs. Newlywed (on her first day's shopping): |
Newlywed |
1 |
174815 |
| Mrs. O'Flarity is a scrub lady, |
Families |
4 |
174713 |
| MRS. PECK - "Henry, what would you |
Cowards |
3 |
174253 |
| Mrs. Philpots came panting downstairs |
Badges |
10 |
174852 |
| MRS. POST - "But why adopt a baby when you |
Children |
2 |
174214 |
| Mrs. Profiteer: "No, we ain't |
Her Views |
1 |
174613 |
| MRS. QUACKENNESS - "Am yo' daughtar happily mar'd, |
Marriage |
2 |
174400 |
| Mrs. Rafferty stopped to address Mrs. Flannagan, |
Merit |
4 |
174356 |
| Mrs. Smith addressed her neighbor, |
Drink |
4 |
174343 |
| Mrs. Storme: "How is your Debating |
No Dissension |
2 |
174303 |
| Mrs. Taft, at a diplomatic dinner, |
Courtesy |
4 |
174198 |
| Mrs. White was undoubtedly the disciplinarian |
Parents |
5 |
174412 |
| Much to the curious little girl's disgust, |
Mistaken Identity |
2 |
174204 |
| Muriel, a five-year-old subject of King George, |
Punishment |
2 |
173939 |
| Muriel, aged four, was taken by her governess |
Not Strong Enough |
6 |
174019 |
| Murphy was a new recruit in the cavalry. |
Military Discipline |
9 |
173978 |
| Music is the |
Music |
1 |
174275 |
| My ancestors came over in the 'Mayflower. |
Ancestry |
2 |
174546 |
| My dear, listen to this, |
Civilization |
1 |
174235 |
| My dear, you're not going |
Justification |
3 |
174042 |
| My dear," said the young husband |
Brides |
2 |
174356 |
| My dog took first prize at the cat show. |
Dogs |
3 |
174033 |
| My dog understands every word I say. |
Conversation |
4 |
174198 |
| My ethical state, |
Ethics |
6 |
178399 |
| My good man, you had better |
Drunkards |
2 |
174562 |
| My grandfather was a captain of industry. |
Heirlooms |
3 |
174927 |
| My own hope is, a sun will pierce |
Optimism |
6 |
175640 |
| My pa, he's a financier, |
Financiers |
2 |
174161 |
| My wife and myself are trying to get up |
Bargains |
3 |
174796 |
| Mysterious love, uncertain treasure, |
Love |
4 |
174089 |
| Nae man can |
Tides |
1 |
174458 |
| NAN - "That young man from Boston |
Boston |
2 |
175027 |
| Nat Goodwill was at the club with an English friend |
Englishmen |
5 |
175251 |
| Nat Goodwin and a friend were walking |
Marriage |
5 |
174470 |
| Nat Goodwin, the American comedian, |
Dramatic Criticism |
4 |
174664 |
| Nature ... has buried |
Truth |
1 |
174689 |
| NEIGHBOR - "I s'pose your Bill's 'ittin' |
Husbands |
2 |
174507 |
| NEIGHBOR: "Johnny, I think in looks |
Resemblances |
2 |
174370 |
| Neighbor (bearer of message, to billiard enthusiast): |
A Subtle Distinction |
1 |
176158 |
| Neighbour: "I hear that you |
A Good Actor |
2 |
176409 |
| Never bear more than one kind |
Trouble |
1 |
174306 |
| Never tell evil of a man, |
Gossip |
1 |
174304 |
| New Butler: "At what time, |
Blue Blood |
4 |
174303 |
| NEW CONGRESSMAN - "What can I do for you, sir?" |
Jokes |
2 |
174675 |
| New York Elks are having a lot of fun |
Telephone |
11 |
174427 |
| Newell Dwight Hillis, the now famous New York preacher |
Bargains |
2 |
174687 |
| News comes from Southern Kansas |
Hyperbole |
1 |
174435 |
| Newspapers always excite curiosity. |
Newspapers |
1 |
174416 |
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