| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| The Yankee tourist described glowingly the statue of a beautiful woman |
Art |
2 |
188468 |
| The young clergyman during a parochial call |
Dogs |
5 |
187850 |
| The young lady interested in botany |
Speed |
3 |
187727 |
| The young lady worker for the Sunday school |
Sunday School |
4 |
187983 |
| The young lady, who was something of a food fadist, |
Diet |
3 |
188512 |
| The young man addressed the old grouch: |
Kisses |
4 |
188331 |
| The young man applied to the manager of the entertainment museum |
Appetite |
18 |
189144 |
| The young man at the summer resort, |
Community |
5 |
187948 |
| The young man had offered his heart |
Home Brew |
5 |
188129 |
| The young man in the third row |
Drama |
4 |
187898 |
| The young man, dancing with the girl to whom |
Compliments |
2 |
188044 |
| The young man, who was interested in natural history, |
Music |
4 |
188177 |
| The young man, who was notorious |
Prudence |
3 |
187963 |
| The young members of the family had been taught |
Church |
3 |
188251 |
| The young mother asked the man |
Food |
2 |
187805 |
| The young son of a mountaineer family |
Nomenclature |
2 |
187756 |
| The young wife greeted her husband |
Insult |
11 |
188468 |
| The young woman had spent a busy day. |
Woman |
4 |
187681 |
| The young woman sat before her glass |
Reformers |
2 |
187728 |
| Then you don't think I practice what I preach, |
Resignation |
2 |
187758 |
| Theodore Dreiser, the novelist, |
Dramatic Criticism |
4 |
188223 |
| Theodore Watts, says Charles Rowley in his book |
Enthusiasm |
|
188674 |
| Ther's lots o' difference between |
Economy |
2 |
188797 |
| There are as many aspects of grief as there are persons to mourn. |
Affection |
2 |
188655 |
| There are many tales about the caution |
Promoting |
5 |
187802 |
| There are no points of the compass |
Patriotism |
1 |
188332 |
| There are three classes of bookbuyers: |
Books And Reading |
1 |
187908 |
| There are three kinds of liars: |
Liars |
4 |
188297 |
| There are two kinds of women: |
Fashion |
1 |
188775 |
| There are two sides to every question |
Justice |
1 |
188187 |
| There are two times in a man's life |
Speculation |
1 |
187719 |
| There are two ways of rising |
Success |
1 |
188013 |
| There had been a collision near Euston Station |
Collision |
3 |
187762 |
| There had been a dressmaker in the house |
Fashion |
2 |
188564 |
| There had been a wordy falling-out between |
Quarrels |
1 |
188177 |
| There had been an epidemic of colds in the town, |
Physicians And Surgeons |
2 |
188070 |
| There has been much controversy for years |
Gentleman |
3 |
188440 |
| There is a lad in Boston, |
Great Britain |
2 |
188219 |
| There is a lot to be said for |
Nothing New To Him |
1 |
187918 |
| There is a story of a Scotch gentleman |
Recommendations |
1 |
187911 |
| There is gladness in his gladness, when he's glad, |
Husbands |
5 |
187989 |
| There is in Washington an old "grouch |
Scholarship |
5 |
188160 |
| There is many a cup |
Drinking |
1 |
188015 |
| There is no doubting the strong patriotism |
Patriotism |
8 |
188200 |
| There is no man so poor |
Poverty |
1 |
188041 |
| There is nothing new |
News |
1 |
188091 |
| There is probably no hell for authors |
Authors |
1 |
188504 |
| There never was a good |
Fighting |
1 |
188509 |
| There once was a lady from Guam, |
Accidents |
5 |
188135 |
| There once was a lonesome, lorn spinster, |
Spinsters |
5 |
187615 |
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