Riley the Gentleman - New Chair

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Every once in a while, Chester Ray Riley comes to the conclusion that he's losing the love of his wife's pick. This time our story starts with a chair. An old quarter-eyed covered Morris chair, which Riley's mother gave them 17 years ago for a wedding present.

Every evening Riley was a sigh of satisfaction with settled down in these old Morris chairs. Ah, darn that spring. Poor Morris is getting old. And then a few days ago Riley had a birthday and his wife presented him with a brand new chair, a modern one covered in leather and equipped with the latest style air cushion.

This chair didn't go. Instead, whenever Riley sat down, it went. And whenever he stood up, it went. Ah, what a chair. And every wife would give her husband a gorgeous chair like this. That's because she's so crazy about me.

Ah, she's a lucky woman. Today's fast and Riley was a happy man, secure in the knowledge that his wife adored him. Until one night, Riley and his wife and their neighbor, Jim Gillis, were on their way home from the movie.

I don't know why I enjoyed that movie, didn't you Mr. Gillis? Oh yeah, I'm a fiend, but I'm pictures about the olden days. I get a kick out of seeing all that Marista grass. The dukes with their dutchesses, and the barns with their baronuses, and the counts with their discards.