Letter from Lady Bird Taylor to Lyndon Johnson
In this letter to Lyndon B. Johnson, Lady Bird Taylor describes her activities at home, how much she misses him, and how much she enjoys his letters. She says the cook commented on what "a fine looking young man" he is.
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It was all so lovely
times !
likely to read them there
wasn't it, dear ? whenever
guess what my cook said
I'm not buyy for a
Il
about you? Says she," "oniss
minute 2 just oct down
Claudie, you sho' have got
and think about it. and
you a fine looking young
gun all to myself! If there
man." (I don't know how
were any people around to she got the idea I'd "get
see me 2 feel seere they'd your ! - But 9 was tickled).
think 2 was daffy.
2 shall
Darling 2 don't think I
not ever ever forget any
shall write you on this any
of it and oh - how glad
more there isn't room.
2 am didn't leave with
How I do miss you. all the tine
the dull, unhappy feeling we say to you to talk to you about
we there is something I want to
might have Sunday might ! g wish 2 had a tabulator so
your letter just came
9 could check how many minuter
and 2 denoured it They'd outside those g spend in getting
better he good cause give
the job done" 2 think about you
-audue! goodnite and love, Bird
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