Letter from Lady Bird Taylor to Lyndon Johnson
In this letter to Lyndon B. Johnson, Lady Bird Taylor expresses feelings of discontent and wanderlust. She mentions receiving the architect's sketches for renovations to the house and talks about books she has on her table. She asks Johnson to write her about the "Outside Worl...
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Thursday nite
the have and decide our every
thing me want and have syse.
God morning, my love. !
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they don't serve to amuse me very
on at will only, think make me
well! g'd so love to he dining
enjoy Peopleand Dear Places more
in some gay attractive place,
when 9 get back to them! and
with someone 2 enjoyed listening
right new give a jab here.
to good conversation! wouldn't
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