Letter from Lady Bird Taylor to Lyndon Johnson
In this letter, Lady Bird Taylor tells Lyndon B. Johnson that a friend from Cotulla has said everyone there likes him and that she is lucky. Taylor goes on to describe going to the Speyer Haggerty place with Dorris [Powell] in search of plants for the yard. She tells Johnson s...
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dewn here likes him and says
he is hrilliant so 2 think
BIRD TAYLOR
you re lucky!
monday nite
This morning after breakfast
S went down to Dorrin and we
my Dearest Lynden
and so another week
hied forth u search of cape jeen
amine Bushes and a lettle magnalia
has began! They roll around
and janguil bulbs, me thinking g
with such celently new - what
happens to them? Do yours ?
could find them somewhere - and
Here's what Charles Ethel
in the flousti shetch they are
quite numerous and expensive.
by Catulle a good friend of mine
said in w her last letter her-
the walked through the masse
hatine Bird, g have some meme
to the old Haggerty place -site
for you about the said Lyndon
of an old colonial mansion now
Johnson. 2 know him slightly
quite dilapedated and delegul
as he used to he down here
looking
Catalla. g was sort of youngish
It always givenme a very
and was in high school so 2
poignant feeling to go over there
didn't know him very well He
St must have huma lovely place
was quite youring the when he
there are the tallest magnalian
was Everybady
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