Once,long ago, there was a benevolent African Chief,
 who lived the jungle.
 His followers built him a gorgeous and stately
 chair to sit in while addressing his tribe

. One evening,when he and his warriors returned
 from a hunting foray, the shocked savages found
 their Ruler's hut destroyed and his beloved
 throne gone.

  The tribesmen were furious and plotted
 revenge on the perpetrators, and to prevent
 a reoccurrence, they built a large grass hut
 with a heavy beam across the ceiling.
 
   They built him a new and even more
 luxurious throne.
 To prevent theft, they lashed it to the beam
 with long ropes and pulleys,
 and whenever it wasn't in use, 
 hoisted it up to the beam and
 stowed it in the rafters.
 
 This scheme was successful in foiling
 any attempt to steal it.

 Sadly, one day, while lowering it for
 a special occasion, the rope broke,
 sending the heavy chair down, 
which killed the Chief, 
who was standing beneath it.-----------------------




-There is a moral to this tale; which is :
 People, who live in grass houses,
 shouldn't stow thrones.