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"When Beethoven died, the weather even sort of noted of the event, there was a rare thunderstorm and snowstorm and there was a crash of lighting and thunder. Beethoven opened his eyes and sort of raised his fist and the wick is taken as a portent of something great that had happened. The great man had dead. During the lie in state (昏睡状态), all of Beethoven's hair was cut off as souvenirs. What happened to the hair later is that the lockets of his hair were put into frames and kept by people that were friends of Beethoven. Nowadays, the attraction of the locket of hair, I think primarily, is that it allows people 200 years later to be in the presence of Beethoven again in the physical way. "

"Look, it's sealed with this inscription on this paper." "This hair was taken by my father, Dr. Hiller on the day of Ludwig van Beethoven's death, and from Beethoven's corpse." “Here is a vacuum.” "I have medical practice and see a lot of patients, but seldom do I treat Beethoven posthumously. For me, it's 10 percent science, 90 percent emotion.”

Look at there, the brown is an old mark, his hair's color.

“I am no one special, but he has affected me in a personal way when everything else is lost, and you really think you are alone, which happens to you frequently. You are never really alone, if you listen to Beethoven. At least I’m never alone, because I always have Ludwig van."

200 years since the birth of Beethoven, his music still speaks as he expressed from the heart to the heart. Ludwig van Beethoven was born in Bonn in this house, possibly in this room. A hundred thousands of people climb these stairs every year drawn by love of his music. They particularly want to see the room where this extraordinary spirit came into the world. Not wanting to deliberately disappoint them, museum staff have labeled this the birth room, but by their guessing. It's a shrine to a composer whose music has inspired pilgrimage and passion across time, and now across different cultures.

foues

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When Beethoven died, the weather even sort of noted the event there was a rare thunderstorm and snowstorm and there was a crash of lightning and thunder and... Beethoven opened his eyes and sort of raised up his fist and the Viennese took it as a portent of something great had happened. A great man had died. During the lying in state, all of Beethoven's hair was cut off as souvenirs. What happened to the hair later is that the lockets of / hair were put into frames and kept by the people that were friends of Beethoven. Nowadays, the attraction of the locket of hair, I think primarily, is that it allows people 200 years later to be in the presence of Beethoven again in a physical way.

Here it is.OK. There it is...OK. Now, it's sealed with this inscription on the paper: this hair was taken by my father Dr Hailer on the day after the Ludwig Van Beethoven's death from Beethoven's corpse.

Here there was a vacuum. I have a medical practice, and I see a lot of patients but seldom do I get to treat Beethoven posthumously. For me, it's 10 percent science, 90 percent emotion.

Look at there, the brown is an old mark, his hair's color

I am no one special, but he has affected me in very personal way when everything else is lost and you really think you are alone, which happens to you frequently. You are never really alone if you listen to Beethoven. At least I'm never alone because I always have Ludwig Van.

Two hundred years since the birth of Beethoven, his music still speaks as he expressed it from the heart to the heart. Ludwig Van Beethoven was born in Bonn in this house, possibly in this room. A hundred thousand people climb/ these stairs every year drawn by love of his music. They particularly want to see the room where the extraordinary spirit came into the world. Not wanting to disappoint them, museum/ staff have labeled this the birth room by their guessing. It's a shrine to a composer whose music has inspired pilgrimage and passion across time and now across different cultures.

putfan

on foues

When Beethoven died, the weather even sort of noted the event. There was a rare thunderstorm and snowstorm and there was a crash of lightning and thunder and... Beethoven opened his eyes and sort of raised up his fist and the Viennese took it as a portent of something great had happened. A great man had died. During the lying in state, all of Beethoven's hair was cut off as souvenirs. What happened to the hair later is that the lockets of / hair were put into frames and kept by the people that were friends of Beethoven. Nowadays, the attraction of the locket of hair, I think primarily, is that it allows people 200 years later to be in the presence of Beethoven again in a physical way.



Here it is.OK. There it is. Well, too light. OK. Now, it's sealed with this inscription on the paper: this hair was taken by my father Dr Hailer on the day after the Ludwig Van Beethoven's death from Beethoven's corpse.

Here there was a vacuum. I have a medical practice, and I see a lot of patients but seldom do I get to treat Beethoven posthumously. For me, it's 10 percent science, 90 percent emotion.

Look at there, the brown is an old mark, his hair's color

I am no one special, but he has affected me in a very personal way when everything else is lost and you really think you are alone, which happens to you frequently. You are never really alone if you listen to Beethoven. At least I'm never alone because I always have Ludwig Van.

Two hundred years since the birth of Beethoven, his music still speaks as he expressed it from the heart to the heart. Ludwig Van Beethoven was born in Bonn in this house, possibly in this room. A hundred thousand people climb/ these stairs every year drawn by love of his music. They particularly want to see the room where the extraordinary spirit came into the world. Not wanting to disappoint them, museum/ staff have labeled this the birth room by their guessing. It's a shrine to a composer whose music has inspired pilgrimage and passion across time and now across different cultures.

compose

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When Beethoven died, the weather even sort of noted the event there was a rare thunderstorm and snowstorm and there was a crash of lightning and thunder and... Beethoven opened his eyes and sort of raised up his fist and the wick is taken as a portent of something great had happened. A great man had died. During the lie in state, all of Beethoven's hair was cut off as souvenirs. What happened to the hair later is that the lockets of hair were put into frames and kept by the people that were friends of Beethoven. Nowadays, the attraction of the locket of hair, I think primarily, is that it allows people 200 years later to be in the presence of Beethoven again in a physical way.
Here it is.OK. There it is...OK. Now, it's sealed with this inscription on the paper: this hair was taken by my father Dr Hailer on the day after the Ludwig Van Beethoven's death from Beethoven's corpse.
Here there was a vacuum. I have a medical practice, and I see a lot of patients but seldom do I get to treat Beethoven posthumously. For me, it's 10 percent science, 90 percent emotion.
Look at there, the brown is an old mark, his hair's color
I'm no one special but he has affected me in apersonal way when everything else was lost and you really think you are alone, which happens to you frequently. You are never really alone if you listen to Beethoven. At least I'm never alone because I always have Ludwig Van.
Two hundred years since the birth of Beethoven, his music still speaks as he expressed it from the heart to the heart. Lugwid Van Beethoven was born in Bonn in this house, possibly in this room. A hundred thousand people climb these stairs every year drawn by love his music. They particularly want to see the room where the extraordinary spirit came into the world. Not wanting to disappoint them, museum staff have labeled the birth room by their guessing. It's shrine to a composer whose music has inspired pilgrimage and passion across time and now across different cultures.

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allantam

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When Beethoven died, the weather even sort of noted the event.There was rare thunderstorm and snowstorm and there was a crash of lighting and..Beethoven opened his eyes and sort of raised up his fist and Vienness took it as something important happened----a great man had died. During the night of his death ,all Beetoven’ hair had been cut off as souvenirs.What happened to the hair later is the locket of his hair were put into frame and kept by people that were friends of Beethoven.Nowadays, the attraction of lockets of hair allows people 200 years later to be in the presence of Beethoven again in a physical way.

Here it is.Ok.There it is….It is sealed with the inscrition on the paper.This hair was talen by my father Mr Dr Hailer, the day after the Luwing Beethoven was dead.from Beethoven’s corse.

I had a medical practise and I see a lot of patiences. But seldom do I get a treat Beethoven posthumously. For me , it’s 10 percent of silence and 90 percent of emotion.

I am no one special,but he has affected me in a very personal way.Everything else is lost and you really thing you are alone, which happens to you frequently.You are not really alone when you listen to Beethoven.At least I am never alone.Because I always have Ludwig Lan.

200 years since the birth of Beethoven,his music still speaks as well as expresses from the heart to the heart.Ludwig Lan Beethoven was born in Bonn in this house.Possibly in this room.A thousand of people climb this stair every year drawed by the love of musci.They particularly want to see the room where the extraodinary spirit came out of it.Not wanting to disppoint them, museum staff have labeled this the birth room but they are guessing.It is shrine to a composer whose music insprire pigrimage and passion across time and now across different culture.

wingwingcai

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When Beethoven died, the weather even sort of noted the event there was a rare thunderstorm and snowstorm and there was a crash of lightening and thunder and…Beethoven opened his eyes and sort of raised up his fist and the wick was taken as a portent something great had happened, a great man had died. During the lie in State, all Beethoven’s hair was cut off as souvenirs. What happened to his hair later is that the lockets of the hair was put into the frames and kept by the people that were friends of Beethoven. Nowadays the attraction of the locket here right, I think primarily is that it allows people 200 years later, to be in the presence of Beethoven again in a physical way.

“Here it is.”
“What light”
“OK now see you with this description of paper.”

“This hair was taken by my father Doctor Hiller on the day after Lugwid Van Beethoven ‘s death from Beethoven ‘s corpse.”

Here are a vacuum. I have a medical pratice and I see a lot of patients but seldom do I get to treat Beethoven posthumously, for me, it’s 10% science, 90 % emtion.

I’m no one special but he affects me in a very personal way. Everything else is lost. And you really think you are very alone which happens to you frequently. You will never be alone if you listen to Beethoven. At least, I’m never alone because I always have Lugwid Van.



200 years since the birth of Beethoven, his music still speaks as he expressed it from the heart to the . heart. Lugwid Van Beethoven was born in Bonn in this house possibly in this room. A hundred thousand people climb this stairs every year drawn by love of his music, particularly want to see the room where the extraordinary spirit came into the world. Not wanting to disappoint them, museum staff labeled this was birth room by their guessing. It’s a shrine to a composer whose music inspired pilgrimage passion and now across different cultures.

08水男

hw

When Beethoven died, the weather even sort of noted the event there was a rare thunderstorm and snowstorm and there was a

crash of lightning and thunder and... Beethoven opened his eyes and sort of raised up his fist and the Viennese took it as a

portent of something great had happened. A great man had died. During the lying in state, all of Beethoven's hair was cut off

as souvenirs. What happened to the hair later is that the lockets of / hair were put into frames and kept by the people that

were friends of Beethoven. Nowadays, the attraction of the locket of hair, I think primarily, is that it allows people 200

years later to be in the presence of Beethoven again in a physical way.

Here it is.OK. There it is...OK. Now, it's sealed with this inscription on the paper: this hair was taken by my father Dr

Hailer on the day after the Ludwig Van Beethoven's death from Beethoven's corpse.

Here there was a vacuum. I have a medical practice, and I see a lot of patients but seldom do I get to treat Beethoven

posthumously. For me, it's 10 percent science, 90 percent emotion.

Look at there, the brown is an old mark, his hair's color

I am no one special, but he has affected me in very personal way when everything else is lost and you really think you are

alone, which happens to you frequently. You are never really alone if you listen to Beethoven. At least I'm never alone

because I always have Ludwig Van.

Two hundred years since the birth of Beethoven, his music still speaks as he expressed it from the heart to the heart. Ludwig

Van Beethoven was born in Bonn in this house, possibly in this room. A hundred thousand people climb/ these stairs every year

drawn by love of his music. They particularly want to see the room where the extraordinary spirit came into the world. Not

wanting to disappoint them, museum/ staff have labeled this the birth room by their guessing. It's a shrine to a composer

whose music has inspired pilgrimage and passion across time and now across different cultures.

bonniegolden

homework
When Beethoven died the weather even sort of noted the event there was rare thunderstorm and snowstorm and there was a crash of lighting and thunder. And Beethoven open his eyes and sort of raised of his fist to Viennese took it as a part of something great had happened. A great man has died. During the lying in state all the Beethoven's hair was cut off as souvenirs.

What happened to the hair later is that lockets of hair were put into the frames and kept by that were friends of Beethoven. Nowadays the attraction of the locket of hair I think is primarily its that allows people 200 years later to be in the presence of Beethoven again in a physical way.

Here it is. Ok, here it is. Ok, now it's sealed with this inscription on this paper. This hair was taken by my father Doctor Halor the day after Ludwig Von Beethoven's died from Beethoven's corpse. I have medical practice and I see a lot of patients but seldom do I get to treat Beethoven posthumously. For me its 10 percent science 90 percent emotion.

I'm no one special but he is affect me very personal way. Everything else is lost and you really think you are along which happens to you frequently. You never really along if you listen to Beethoven at least I'm never along it's above which have Ludwig Von.

200 years since the birth of Beethoven his music still speaks as he expressed it from the heart to the heart. Ludwig Von Beethoven was born in Bonn in this house possibly in this room. A hundred thousand people climb these stairs every year drown by love of his music. They particularly want to see the room was extraordinary spirits came into the world. Not wanting to disappoint them, museum staff of labeled this the birth room by their guessing. It's a shrine to a composer whose music has inspired pilgrimage passion across time and now across difference cultures.

seansxf

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When Beethoven died, the weather even sort of noted the event. There was a rare thunderstorm and snowstorm and there was a crash of lightning and thunder and... Beethoven opened his eyes and sort of raised up his fist and the Viennese look it as a portent of something great had happened. A great man had died. During the lying in state, all of Beethoven's hair was cut off as souvenirs. What happened to the hair later is that the lockets of hair were put into frames and kept by the people that were friends of Beethoven. Nowadays, the attraction of the locket of hair, I think primarily, is that it allows people 200 years later to be in the presence of Beethoven again in a physical way.



Here it is.OK. There it is. Well, too light. OK. Now, it's sealed with this inscription onto the paper: this hair was taken by my father Dr Hailer on the day after the Ludwig Van Beethoven's death from Beethoven's corpse.

 

Here it is, it was a vacuum. I have a medical practice, and I see a lot of patients but seldom do I get to treat Beethoven posthumously. For me, it's 10 percent science, 90 percent emotion.

Look at there, the brown is more... intense, intense here, his hair's color

I am no one special, but he has affected me in a very personal way when everything else is lost and you really think you are alone, which happens to you frequently. You are never really alone if you listen to Beethoven. At least I'm never alone because I always have Ludwig Van.

Two hundred years since the birth of Beethoven, his music still speaks as he expressed it from the heart to the heart. Ludwig Van Beethoven was born in Bonn in this house, possibly in this room. A hundred thousand people climb these stairs every year drawn by love of his music. They particularly want to see the room where this extraordinary spirit came into the world. Not wanting to disappoint them, museum staff have labeled this the birth room, but they are guessing (一般说by one's guess).   It's a shrine to a composer whose music has inspired pilgrimage and passion across time and now across different cultures.

theresome

Homework

 

When Beethoven died, the weather even sort of noted the event. There was a rare thunderstorm and snowstorm, and there was a crash of lightning and thunder and ... Beethoven opened his eyes and sort of raised up his fist and the Viennese look it as a portent of something great had happened. A great man had died. During the lying in state, all of Beethoven’s hair was cut off as souvenirs.

 

What happened to the hair later is that the lockets of hair were put into frames and kept by people that were friends of Beethoven. Nowadays, the attraction of the locket of hair, I think primarily, is that it allows people 200 years later to be in the presence of Beethoven again in a physical way.

 

Here it is. OK. There it is. Well, too light. OK. It’s sealed with this inscription onto the paper. This hair was taken by my father, Doctor Hailer, on the day after Ludwig Van Beethoven’s death from Beethoven’s corpse.

 

Here it is, it was a vacuum. I have a medical practice, and I see a lot of patients but seldom do I get to treat Beethoven posthumously. For me, it’s 10% science, 90% emotion.

 

Look at there, the brown is more… intense, intense here, his hair’s color.

 

I am no one special, but he has affected me in a very personal way when everything else is lost and you really think you are alone, which happens to you frequently. You are never really alone, if you listen to Beethoven. At least, I am never alone because I always have Ludwig Van.

 

200 years since the birth of Beethoven, his music still speaks as he expressed it from the heart to the heart. Ludwig Van Beethoven was born in Bonn in the house, possibly in this room. 100,000 people climb these stairs every year drawn by love of his music. They particularly want to see the room where this extraordinary spirit came into the world. Not wanting to disappoint them, museum staffs have labeled this the birth room, but they are guessing. It’s a shrine to composer whose music has inspired pilgrimage and passion across time, and now across different cultures.

 

speakingcamp

very good thing

 

zhangwater6

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紫水瓶松松

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When Beethoven died, the weather even sort of noted the even, there was a rare thunder storm and snowstorm and there was a crash of lightening and thunder.Beethoven opened his eyes and sort of raised up his fist and the Viennese look it as a portent of something great had happened--a great man have died.During the lying state, all of Beethovon's hair was cut off as souvenirs.what happened to the hair later is that the lockets of his hair were put into frames and kept by people that were friends of Beethoven.Nowdays, the attraction of the locket hair I think premerily is that it allows people 200 years later to be in the presence of Beethoven again in a physical way.This hair was taken by my father Dr Hela,the day after Beethoven's death from Beethoven's corpse. I have a medical practice and I see a lot of patients but seldom do I get to treat Beethoven posthumously. For me it's 10 percent science 90 percent emotion. I'm no one special but he has affected me in very a personal way.Everything else is lost. And you really think you are alone which happens to you frequently. You never really alone if you listen to Beethoven. At least I'm never alone, cause we always we always have"". 200 years since the birth of Beethoven, his music still speaks as he express it from the heart to the heart. Beethoven was born in "" in this hour possibly in this room. 100000 people climb this stairs every year drawn by love of his music. They Particularly want to see the room where this extrodinary spirit came into the world. Not want to disappoint them, museums staff have labbel this the room for their guessing. It's a shrine to a composer whose music has inspired pilgrimage and passion across time and now across different cultures.