by return post

To my surprise and delight, I received a letter from him by return post.

Harold Wilson was the first to reply - by return post.

All tickets sent by return post.

Please contact me by return post, general delivery, Whitechapel."

I should be grateful if you could send me the following information by return post: i) Fechner's biography, in particular details about his childhood.

Mr. Artinian's complaint provoked McCarthy to write, by return post, an extraordinarily shrewd assessment of de Man.

Mr. E. R. H. Melton, of H., S., replied by return post.

I found little things to criticize, of course, tendencies to correct; and by return post I criticized and corrected, but the distance and the deliberation seemed to touch my maxims with a kind of arid frivolity, and sometimes I tore them up.

"That's absolutely why I found the script fascinating," said Ben Chaplin, the gifted young British actor ("Washington Square") who stars in the film as a painfully shy bank clerk who writes away for a Russian mail-order bride and gets Nadia (Nicole Kidman) by return post.

I am told that Jefferson was, literally, deranged by this decision and insisted by return post that George Hay arrest Luther Martin for treason on the ground that since he was an old friend of mine he must have been in my confidence from the beginning and so was party to treason.

Michael Carlson, who contributed to Origins and corresponded with Corman starting in the 1980s, described Corman's correspondence this way: "In the days before email his words came by return post, aerogrammes densely typed to take advantage of every inch of space, or postcards printed in his fine hand.