| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - De Quincey is haunted by 'a sort of feeling or ominous anticipation, that possibly there was some being in the world who was fated to do him at some time a great & unexpiable injury....Many circumstances seemed to make it not improbable that Wilson might be that man.' [49] Yet on other occasions De Quincey's assessment was much more balanced, and he spoke warmly of Wilson and of their friendship.
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