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Cowboys in Heaven

Retold by
S. E. Schlosser

After cow punching for nigh on fifty years, a Texas cowboy went on to his
reward.

There was considerable excitement in heaven when he reached the pearly gates.

The arrival of a real Texan cowboy was considered something of an event in
heaven.

Saint Peter himself came right over and insisted on giving the cowpoke a tour.

Things were right friendly-like until the cowboy spotted half-a-dozen cowpokes
staked out like broncos.

"Why are all those men staked out?" he asked Saint Peter.

Saint Peter replied: "Those are cowboys from the Panhandle.

Every time we let them loose, they try to go back to Texas!"



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