私醫聯招 英文歷屆試題｜第 432 題

For Beethoven, the spring of 1825 would not be a favorable season to him. Not only  (31)  he continuously lose his hearing, but he also felt more isolated from people around him. For example, he complained to his nephew about “you, and my contemptible brother, and the detestable family that I am  (32)  with.” Besides, 1825 even saw Beethoven  (33)  by police for he was taken to be a vagrant due to his shabby appearance.  (34)  still, Beethoven's doctor ordered him to move to the countryside and shy from drinking wine and eating his favorite food, since the composer developed a serious intestinal illness. This trip away, unlike the previous ones, was far less enjoyable because Beethoven feared  (35)  his life. In the end, Beethoven recovered from his illness, and completed Heiliger Dankgesang at that time as well.