Letter from Lady Bird Taylor to Lyndon Johnson
In the second half of her letter to Lyndon B. Johnson, Lady Bird Taylor comments on his person-to-person call to her while she was in Dallas. She tells him about an invitation to go to the theater in Shreveport, about Gene and "Lass" [Lasseter], and that Alice W. has received...
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Oct. 13 hut g couldn't find could read 4. it to you. Some
a new dree S liked anywhere times, when me are together,
and my all clothes g took 2 want to read you some of the
gave me an inferiority complex I like especially. Shall
things
and a dawn-tradben look
me
out of the eye. So g waited
goodnight, and many
But g decided you might want
kisses to the one 2 love most
me to hurry up, so this
- and many ordent wishes for
morning g hied forth to Shrew the day when I shall see you
port, which affords only fair again when will it he?
to-conindlin photographic (g
Deustedly, Bird
carried a little catton dress
to have some made in - she-
cause you liked me in them )
Prange will he sent to me
monday and g shall mail
them Cif they're good enough) on
to you to chance from
Lincaln Steffens is the
most adorable fellow-exically
when the is little. I wish g
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