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A Prayer for Owen Meany Quotes

NEVER CONFUSE FAITH, OR BELIEF—OF ANY KIND—WITH SOMETHING EVEN REMOTELY INTELLECTUAL. - John Irving (A Prayer for Owen Meany Quotes)

NEVER CONFUSE FAITH, OR BELIEF—OF ANY KIND—WITH SOMETHING EVEN REMOTELY INTELLECTUAL.

Source:Chapter 9. The Shot

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John Irving - A Prayer for Owen Meany Quotes

Book: A Prayer for Owen Meany
Writer: John Irving
Genre: Fiction
Published: 1989
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