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First Line Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title Lines Views
The New York Sun published the following:  Prayer  5  187976 
The newly married pair quarreled seriously,  Domestic Quarrels  6  187966 
The newly married pair were stopping  Honeymoon  5  188151 
The newly-elected president  Carefulness  2  190943 
The newspaper report of the special Sunday  Prayer  2  188070 
The not especially sweet-tempered  Marriage  3  188558 
The noted story-teller at a dinner party  Sarcasm  2  188343 
The nurse at the front regarded the wounded soldier with a puzzled frown.  Amnesty  3  188688 
The objector to prohibition spoke bitterly:  Prohibition  5  187730 
The office telephone was out of order.  Recognition  4  188426 
The officers' mess was discussing rifle shooting.  Betting  12  188007 
The old colored attendant at the court house  Weather  6  188000 
The old colored mammy took advantage  Spinsterhood  5  187639 
The old colored man left the Methodist Church  Baptists  2  188693 
The old farmer and his wife visited the menagerie.  Cowardice  5  187811 
The old farmer was driving home from town,  Drink  2  188143 
The old friends had had three days together.  Hospitality  3  187761 
The old gentleman was lost in a London fog,  Fog  4  187848 
The old lady from the country and her small son  Automobiling  3  188265 
The old lady was very aristocratic,  Self-Betrayal  3  187807 
The old man shook his head dolefully  Pessimism  2  191266 
The old man told how his brother  Idioms  4  188390 
The old mountaineer and his wife arrived  Obstinacy  7  188101 
The old negro attended a service in the Episcopal Church  Church  2  188268 
The old sea captain was surrounded  Wild Women  4  187728 
The old toper was asked if he had ever met  Drink  2  187880 
The old trapper was chased by a grizzly.  Bears  2  188830 
The old woman in indigent circumstances  Grief  2  188053 
The older sister rebuked the younger  Nerves  2  188332 
The only unoccupied room in the hotel  Baths And Bathing  3  188365 
The optimist fell from the top story  Optimism  2  188263 
The optimistic pessimist explained  Music  2  187874 
The other day upon the links  Silence  1  187958 
The owner of a hunting lodge in Scotland  Drink  4  188227 
The owner of a large library solemnly warned  Books And Reading  1  188002 
The packer from Chicago admired a picture by Rosa Bonheur.  Art  5  188843 
The painter was required to render  Items  20  188506 
The pair on their honeymoon were crossing  Seasickness  5  187979 
THE PARSON (about to improve the golden hour)  Age  2  188603 
The parson looks it o'er and frets.  Contribution Box  4  187883 
The parson's daughter spoke pleasantly,  Pronunciation  7  187906 
THE PASSER-BY - "You took a great risk  Heroes  2  188039 
The passing lady mistakenly supposed  Grammar  4  188022 
The passionate lover wrote to his inamorata as follows:  Suspense  3  188137 
The path of civilization  Civilization  1  188263 
The paying teller told mournfully  Identity  4  188343 
The perception of the   Sense Of Humor  1  188069 
The pessimist quoted from his own experience  Luck  2  187951 
The pessimist spoke mournfully to his friend:  Egotism  5  188495 
The philanthropic hostess entertained  Social Uplift  10  187803 


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