muzot造句

• Muzot has received its musical christening . . ."
• He bought Muzot to allow Rilke to live there rent-free and focus on his work.
• In the letter to Andreas-Salom? he writes " I went out and stroked the little Muzot, which protected it and me and finally granted it, like a large old animal . ".
• At the invitation of Werner Reinhart ( 1884 1951 ), Rilke moved into the Ch鈚eau de Muzot, a thirteenth-century manor house that lacked gas and electricity, near Veyras, Rhone Valley, Switzerland.
• In May 1922, after deciding he could afford the cost of considerable necessary renovation, the Swiss philanthropist Werner Reinhart bought Muzot so that Rilke could live there rent-free, and became Rilke's patron.
• It was at Muzot, during a few weeks in February 1922, that Rilke after a long silence caused by severe depression finally completed the " Duino Elegies " and wrote the entire " Sonnets to Orpheus " ( both published in 1923 ).
• The reference here to stroking " that little tower " is Muzot, and is derived from a series of letters written while Rilke was completing the " Elegies " including a letter he wrote to his current lover Baladine Klossowska, and one to his former lover, Lou Andreas-Salom?
• The reference here to stroking " that little tower " is derived from a series of letters written while Rilke was completing the " Elegies " including a letter he wrote to Klossowska, In the letter to Andreas-Salom? he writes " I went out and stroked the little Muzot, which protected it and me and finally granted it, like a large old animal ."
• In a letter to Klossowska on 9 February 1922, Rilke wrote : " what weighed me down and caused my anguish most is done . . . I am still trembling from it . . . . And I went out to caress old Muzot, just now, in the moonlight . " Two days later, completing the last of his work on the " Elegies " in the evening, he wrote to Lou Andreas-Salom?that he had finished " everything in a few days; it was a boundless storm, a hurricane of the spirit, and whatever inside me is like thread and webbing, framework, it all cracked and bent.