| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| The master directed that the picture |
Foresight |
3 |
174469 |
| The master of all trades: |
Printers |
1 |
174220 |
| The master of the house returned from |
Terminology |
3 |
173795 |
| The master of the house was hungry at breakfast, |
Taste |
2 |
174389 |
| The master-secret in fighting |
Fighting |
1 |
175113 |
| The mayor of a French town had, |
Courtesy |
1 |
173985 |
| The meditative Hollander delivered a monologue to his dog: |
Dogs |
3 |
174001 |
| The meek-looking gentleman arose hastily |
Mistaken Identity |
5 |
174005 |
| The men were arguing as to who was the greatest inventor. |
Jews |
4 |
174536 |
| The mere proposal to set the politician |
Politicians |
1 |
174372 |
| The mild little husband was appealing |
Marriage |
4 |
174557 |
| The mistress was annoyed by the repeated |
Marriage |
4 |
174024 |
| The Mistress: "Oh, Jane, |
A Solution |
2 |
175979 |
| The modern librarian is a genius. |
Librarians |
10 |
174259 |
| The moral of this story may be that it is better |
Conscience |
7 |
174892 |
| The moralizing gentleman at the club remarked ponderously: |
Seasickness |
4 |
173868 |
| The more one sees |
Dogs |
1 |
174749 |
| The more questions a woman |
Questions |
1 |
174549 |
| The more worthless a man |
Fishermen |
1 |
174198 |
| The more-or-less-religious woman |
Morality |
2 |
174004 |
| The morning after a banquet, |
Republican Party |
|
174301 |
| The most absent-minded of clergymen was a Methodist minister |
Absentmindedness 5 |
1 |
175163 |
| The mother called in vain for her young son. |
Alibi |
4 |
174768 |
| The mother came on her little son |
Logic |
8 |
173931 |
| The mother came on her little son who was |
Logic |
8 |
175117 |
| The mother catechised her young son |
Cleanliness |
7 |
174143 |
| The mother heard a great commotion, |
Play |
2 |
174093 |
| The mother of the girl baby, |
Personal Names |
2 |
174531 |
| The mother, who was a believer |
Threat |
2 |
173959 |
| The motor car was driven by a determined young woman, |
Nothing New To Him |
4 |
174021 |
| The mourning widow caused a tender |
Peace |
2 |
174563 |
| The Mrs. never misses |
Thrift |
4 |
174369 |
| The musical young woman who dropped her peekaboo |
Music |
|
174257 |
| The native pointed with pride to two |
Tobacco |
3 |
177132 |
| The neatness of the New England housekeeper |
Neatness |
5 |
174642 |
| The negro, after obtaining a marriage license, |
Marriage |
4 |
174157 |
| The neighbors of a certain woman in a New England |
Children |
5 |
174385 |
| The new clergyman in the country parish, |
Grace |
2 |
174274 |
| The new clergyman was coming to call, |
Mistaken Identity |
4 |
173879 |
| The new cook, who had come into the |
Yale University |
4 |
174371 |
| The New England widower was speaking |
Marriage |
2 |
174121 |
| THE NEW GIRL - "An' may me intended |
Servants |
3 |
173936 |
| The new maid was talkative, |
Plain Speaking |
3 |
174053 |
| The new member of the club listened with solemn |
Shipwreck |
5 |
174044 |
| The new minister in a Georgia church |
Prayers |
3 |
174536 |
| The new minister's first sermon |
Preaching |
1 |
173892 |
| The new play was a failure. |
Drama |
2 |
174153 |
| The new reporter wrote his concluding paragraph |
Luck |
2 |
174039 |
| The new soda clerk was a mystery, |
Beer |
2 |
174386 |
| The new vicar was paying a visit |
No Nonsense About It |
5 |
173915 |
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