| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| The speaker was waxing eloquent, |
Coeducation |
2 |
174129 |
| The Stage Manager: "Now then, |
Justification |
2 |
174106 |
| The stallion that had been driven in from |
Puns |
4 |
174548 |
| The steamer was on the point of leaving, |
Mistaken Identity |
10 |
173997 |
| The storekeeper at Yount, Idaho, |
Realism |
13 |
174696 |
| The story is told of Helen Hunt, |
Personal Names |
4 |
174561 |
| The story is told of two Trenton men |
Harnessing |
6 |
174999 |
| The stranger advanced toward the door. |
Marriage |
3 |
174455 |
| The stranger laid down four aces and scooped in the pot. |
Honesty |
2 |
173982 |
| The subject of kissing was debated |
Kissing |
2 |
174402 |
| The successful financier snorted contemptuously. |
Finance |
5 |
174303 |
| The Summer Girl: "It pains me to be |
During Vacation |
2 |
174019 |
| The Sunday-school teacher examined his new class. |
Sunday School |
5 |
174267 |
| The superstitious sporting editor |
Superstition |
2 |
174141 |
| The supervisor of a school was trying to prove |
Attention |
6 |
174415 |
| The surest way to hit a woman's heart |
Proposals |
1 |
174094 |
| The swain and his swainess had |
Too Sad For That |
1 |
174224 |
| The sweet little girl had a violent tussle |
Initiative |
3 |
174710 |
| The sweet young thing was being |
Tour |
5 |
174167 |
| The sympathetic and inquisitive old lady at the seashore |
Blindness |
3 |
174409 |
| The Tabby-Cat: "I am just heart-broken! |
Sympathy |
2 |
173905 |
| THE TALL AND AGGRESSIVE ONE |
Conversation |
2 |
174190 |
| The teacher asked the little girl |
Grammar |
6 |
174301 |
| The teacher asked: "When did Moses live?" |
Sunday Schools |
5 |
174013 |
| The teacher directed the class to compose |
Reward Of Virtue |
4 |
173828 |
| The teacher directed the class to write a brief |
Baseball |
2 |
175188 |
| The teacher explained to her young pupils |
Physiology |
2 |
174077 |
| The teacher had explained to the class that the Indian women |
Babies |
4 |
174731 |
| The teacher put a question to the class: |
Cats |
12 |
175200 |
| The teacher talked on the four seasons, |
Spring |
4 |
174080 |
| The teacher used as an illustration of bad grammar, |
Politeness |
4 |
173919 |
| The tender young mother detected |
Lying |
6 |
174222 |
| The tender young mother detected her baby boy |
Caught Lying |
6 |
180000 |
| The tenderfoot in the mining town |
Privilege |
2 |
174043 |
| The tenderfoot in the Western town |
Manners |
4 |
174501 |
| The three degrees in medical treatment |
Physicians And Surgeons |
1 |
174197 |
| The three highest mountains |
Mistake |
|
174655 |
| The thrifty housewife regarded her dying husband |
Thrift |
2 |
174151 |
| The tiny boy fell down and bumped his head. |
Kissing |
4 |
174843 |
| The tourist from the East had stopped |
Not Worth Much |
2 |
173953 |
| The traditional fool and his money |
Wealth |
1 |
174387 |
| The tragedian had just signed a contract |
Actors |
2 |
174867 |
| The tramp was sitting with his back to a hedge |
Dogs |
4 |
174423 |
| The traveler in the Blue Ridge Mountains |
Fussiness |
2 |
174320 |
| The traveler was indignant at the slow speed |
Duty |
3 |
174437 |
| The traveler wrote an indignant letter |
Form |
2 |
174326 |
| The traveling salesman instructed |
Mistaken Identity |
3 |
174083 |
| The troops had been marching through |
Patriotism |
2 |
174478 |
| The trouble is," said Wilkins as |
Witnesses |
2 |
174174 |
| The trouble with father, |
Value |
3 |
174540 |
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