T.M. McNallyRemember to have a little faith. When you die, I believe, God isn't going to ask you what you published. God's going to ask you what you wrote.
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When you die, I believe, God isn't going to ask you what you published. God's going to ask you what you wrote. – William Faulkner Remember to have a little faith. When you die, I believe, God isn't going to ask you what you published. God's going to ask you what you wrote.
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