Today, investigators rarely need to break down doors, rummage through drawers, or invade one's peace and repose to obtain incriminating evidence in an investigation.
David Hamer Sheffield Where is one to repose one's derriere if not the toilet (Common people, G2, April 17)?
"He assumed a lovely body, he had not seen her nude for ten years, had no desire to, remained New England where it counted, in distance, privacy, the sacred space of one's own body, every person's zone of repose".
T.H. White doesn't have cars in Mistress Masham's Repose or that weird one set on Rockall, The Master.
Or are order, repose, generosity and good humor, in the face of one's own suffering, offset by an intolerance of the suffering of others?
"Latisha?" he called during one interlude.
The season allows its protagonist only one moment of repose.
In one outsized case reposed Schoenberg's massive full score of "Gurrelieder". In an other there were Bellini's full score of "Il Pirata," with Act II missing, and his own op eratic version of "Hernani," never printed.
Heavy rainfall or earthquake-induced avalanches of ice or hydrothermal clay also can cause mudflows on steep volcanoes during periods of repose between eruptions.
There is of course more to catalogue – a jug of water, some cups, the arm of a chair, the square of skin between a woman's pant leg and her sock, the way one woman's hands fold over each other in repose or unrest, it's unclear.
