| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| A Lady there was of Antigua, |
Etiquet |
5 |
189023 |
| A lady told Swinburne that she would render |
Music |
1 |
188039 |
| A lady who had arranged an authors' reading |
Authors |
2 |
188205 |
| A Lakewood woman was recently reading |
Domestic Finance |
10 |
188054 |
| A lanky country youth entered the crossroads |
Voice |
3 |
188286 |
| A lawyer cross-examining a witness, |
Lawyers |
1 |
188409 |
| A lawyer having offices in a large office |
Lost And Found |
4 |
188477 |
| A lawyer made his way to the edge |
Inheritance |
15 |
188914 |
| A lawyer was defending a man accused |
Punishment |
4 |
188243 |
| A lie is an |
Liars |
1 |
188420 |
| A little "Brush" chugged painfully up to the gate of a race track. |
Automobiles |
5 |
188580 |
| A little Boston girl with exquisitely long golden |
Boston |
3 |
188253 |
| A little boy goes to his father and asks: |
Not the Birds and the Bees. |
8 |
191789 |
| A little boy was asked if he prayed |
Prayer |
2 |
188250 |
| A little boy was doing his maths homework. |
Maths Homework |
11 |
191811 |
| A little boy was entertaining the minister |
Dachshunds |
4 |
188702 |
| A little boy, the youngest member |
New Baby |
1 |
188522 |
| A little fellow who was being subjected |
Punishment |
2 |
187973 |
| A little girl about three years old |
Punishment |
4 |
188172 |
| A little girl attending an Episcopal |
Prayers |
2 |
188022 |
| A little girl four years old was alone |
Innocence |
7 |
188347 |
| A little girl in Washington |
Prayers |
1 |
187893 |
| A little girl on the train to Pittsburgh |
Etiquet |
2 |
188799 |
| A little girl, being punished by her mother flew, |
Mothers |
3 |
187963 |
| A little lad was desperately ill, |
Parents |
3 |
188322 |
| A little newsboy with a cigarette |
Generosity |
6 |
188722 |
| A little old Irishman was trying to see |
Irish Bulls |
1 |
188116 |
| A lively looking porter stood |
Instructions |
7 |
188724 |
| A Londoner was telling funny stories |
Nothing To Smile At |
3 |
188374 |
| A long-winded attorney was arguing |
Time |
3 |
188286 |
| A Louisville journalist was excessively proud |
Journalism |
1 |
188382 |
| A love-smitten youth who was studying |
Proposals |
2 |
188288 |
| A macaroon, |
Dining |
12 |
188162 |
| A maid dropped and broke a beautiful platter |
Servants |
2 |
188133 |
| A man addicted to walking in his sleep |
Religions |
1 |
188357 |
| A man and his eldest son went |
A Natural Picture |
2 |
190009 |
| A man and his eldest son went to have their photographs |
A Natural Picture |
2 |
191365 |
| A man and his wife were airing their |
Marriage |
7 |
188703 |
| A man arrested for stealing chickens |
Prisons |
1 |
187995 |
| A man descended from an excursion |
Families |
4 |
188833 |
| A man had for years employed a steady German workman. |
Spite |
8 |
188125 |
| A man hurried into a quick-lunch restaurant |
Choices |
3 |
188369 |
| A man in a very deep state of intoxication |
Drunkards |
3 |
188276 |
| A man just back from South America |
Pittsburg |
7 |
188173 |
| A man left his umbrella in the stand |
Umbrellas |
1 |
188440 |
| A man to whom illness was chronic, |
Beer |
5 |
188613 |
| A man walking along the street of a village |
Lawyers |
5 |
188891 |
| A man walks into a nightclub one night. |
The Fifth Affair. |
11 |
191898 |
| A man was charged with stealing a horse, |
Lawyers |
3 |
188595 |
| A man was telling about an exciting experience in Russia. |
Hunger |
3 |
188510 |
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