The Fall of the House of Usher

A letter from him which in its wildly importunate nature had admitted of no other than a personal reply?

What does the narrator mean when he said that?

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Roderick Usher had written the narrator compelling him to visit the House of Usher. The letter needed a personal and prompt reply from the narrator.

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