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Liszt: April
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In winter 1833-34 Liszt rented the "Ratzenloch". For several times Marie d'Agoult visited him, taking a disguise as "Comte de la B...".[125] Also, Liszt visited her at Croissy. He made friends with her daughters who gave him the nickname "Bon Vieux" ("Good Old").[126] Since April 28, 1834, Liszt was in Paris alone again, while Marie d'Agoult had retired to Croissy.[127] In May 1834, he had a dispute with Madame Laborie. She presumed, he was still in love with Adèle de Laprunarède, and tried to force him to give Adèles letters to her.[128] On May 16 Liszt left Paris, following an invitation by one Madame Haineville to Castle Carentonne near Bernay in the Normandy. While he was in Carentonne, Marie d'Agoult found some of his old letters to Euphémie Didier, suspecting they were written to Adèle and Liszt had become engaged with her.[129]
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The gap between April 9 and May 28 can in parts be filled with a letter by Liszt to George Sand of April 20, 1835.[174] According to the letter, he had had storms of heart and mind. George Sand, answering in a letter of April 21, invited him.[175] Responding to this, Liszt wrote, he would on May 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8, knock at her door, for the purpose of simply telling that he loved her.[176] In a further letter to George Sand, Liszt mentioned an "exprincesse Mirabella"[177], with whom Marie d'Agoult was meant.[178] It shows that in Liszt's relation with Marie d'Agoult a further crisis had occurred. George Sand left Nohant on May 3, travelling to Paris.[179]
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