"Then the postscript is as favorably received by you as the rest of the letter?"

You attached great importance, then, to this postscript, my dear Monsieur Cavalcanti?"

The postscript, expressed in these terms, was shown to Miss Halcombe when she arrived at Limmeridge.

But on her showing him the postscript to Count Fosco's letter--on her reminding him that she was the "Miss Halcombe" there referred to--that she was a near relative of the deceased Lady Glyde--and that she was therefore naturally interested, for family reasons, in observing for herself the extent of Anne Catherick's delusion in relation to her late sister--the tone and manner of the owner of the Asylum altered, and he withdrew his objections.

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Like a postscript to end all postscripts, the raid could not have happened without a touch of irony and an element of serendipity, unless it was timed as a colossal p.r.

Robert Root (author); POSTSCRIPTS; University of Nebraska (Nonfiction: Essays) 16.95 ISBN: 9781907832185

An official with Ohio's tax department has warned employees to cease adding religious messages to their e-mail postscripts.

By Michael Bell, with postscripts by Sanford Kwinter and Steven Holl.

[] Test-market direct-mail pieces to determine which marketing-related variables, such as headlines, postscripts, offers and calls to action, work best.

Craven's large-scale Dear in Daisies, 1998, and smaller postscripts such as Dear and Daisies (The Life of Fawn), 2002, and Little Dear, 2002, feature an innocent-looking young fawn nestled in a sylvan field of daisies--the deer image lifted directly from the film-within-a-film of Soylent Green's beautiful and antiseptic planned-death clinic called Home.

Broken into five sections, "The Fall of Advertising," "The Rise of PR," "A New Role for Advertising," "The Difference between Advertising and PR" and "Postscripts," their argument appears sound enough in theory--until you consider how it works in practice.

Several of the papers have postscripts, to report what he would have written had the evidence available now been available to him when he originally wrote.

A very different set of characters peoples Eisenhower's Postscripts from the Front, a series of vignettes that evoke images of films from World War II.

* Add a postscript: "Research proves that postscripts get seven times the readership of the letter's body copy," Levison notes.