| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| Habit with him was all the test of truth; |
Habit |
2 |
17938 |
| Habits of close attention, thinking heads, |
Authors |
4 |
17378 |
| Hades," said the lady.... |
Bargains |
1 |
17890 |
| Haiti was in the midst of a revolution. |
Revolutions |
5 |
17548 |
| Half the world doesn't know how |
Instalment Plan |
1 |
17512 |
| Happy are we met, Happy have we been, |
Farewells |
2 |
17693 |
| Happy he |
Mothers |
5 |
17011 |
| Harold watched his mother as she folded |
Design, Decorative |
4 |
17729 |
| Harry N. Atwood, the noted aviator, |
Aeroplanes |
3 |
17580 |
| Harry, love," exclaimed Mrs. Knowall |
Wives |
20 |
17142 |
| Have you A Joy Forever? |
Librarians |
2 |
17377 |
| Have you had any experience as an office-boy? |
Office Boys |
2 |
17508 |
| Have you lost another tooth, |
Lisping |
2 |
17296 |
| Have you the rent ready? |
Messages |
4 |
17634 |
| Haven't your opinions on this subject |
Interviews |
4 |
17540 |
| HE (wondering if his rival has been accepted) |
Heirlooms |
2 |
17262 |
| HE - "But what reason have you |
Actors And Actresses |
3 |
17408 |
| HE - "I'd like to meet Miss Bond." |
Fortune Hunters |
4 |
17533 |
| He gives twice who gives quickly |
Gifts |
1 |
17891 |
| He had just returned from Paris and said to his old aunt in the country: |
Coins |
2 |
17355 |
| He hit me on de koko, yer honour. |
Native Born |
5 |
17094 |
| He kissed her on the cheek, |
Beauty, Personal |
4 |
17279 |
| He proposed to me last night, |
Engagement |
3 |
17458 |
| He seems to be very clever. |
Arithmetic |
2 |
17358 |
| He that is proud of riches is a fool. |
Wealth |
1 |
17283 |
| He that seeks popularity in art |
Artists |
1 |
17414 |
| He was a New Yorker visiting in a South Carolina |
Abolition |
5 |
18879 |
| He was a remarkably stout gentleman, |
Dancing |
2 |
17609 |
| He was a Scot, with the usual characteristics |
Proposal |
3 |
17122 |
| He was a stout man, and his feet |
Conservative |
5 |
17291 |
| He was a young lawyer who had just |
Personal Names |
4 |
17183 |
| He was earnestly but prosily orating at the audience. |
Reformers |
2 |
17155 |
| He was one of the few remaining |
What He Preferred |
5 |
17378 |
| He was quite evidently from the country |
Jews |
8 |
17311 |
| He was the small son of a bishop, |
Courage |
3 |
17157 |
| He who decides a case without hearing |
Justice |
1 |
17503 |
| He who did well in war, |
War |
2 |
17312 |
| He who finds he has something to sell, |
Salesmen And Salesmanship |
4 |
17563 |
| He who goes to bed, and goes to bed sober, |
Drinking |
4 |
17244 |
| He's a nice little horse |
Cause And Effect |
2 |
17543 |
| He's an honest young man |
Honesty |
|
17281 |
| He: "But if you will allow me to- |
During The Quarrel |
2 |
17250 |
| He: "By the bye, talking of old times, |
Not What She Meant |
2 |
17092 |
| He: "Crowded, were you? |
Not Unique |
2 |
17243 |
| He: "I never knew until to-day |
A Chance Lost |
2 |
18994 |
| He: "I understand that |
Literally |
2 |
17375 |
| He: "My train goes in fifteen minutes. |
Encouraging |
2 |
17462 |
| He: "There is nothing |
Wants Her Rights |
2 |
17433 |
| He: Do you think your father |
Helpful Pa! |
2 |
17610 |
| He (dejectedly): |
Just Ignorance |
2 |
17736 |
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