Letter from Lady Bird Taylor to Lyndon Johnson
In this letter, Lady Bird Taylor asks Lyndon B. Johnson to not write letters like the last two she has received, and she describes portions of the letters that made her unhappy. She does not want anything to hurt their relationship. She then writes about setting out plants in...
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pky was on the lake on a to send me ! That was
moonless night! and the
Tenaday you had that setting
black, majestic beauty of
mann't it?-and perhaps
the cypress trees outlined
you'll have the proofs and
against the sky such things send me one by next Teusday
always full me a little out
g am going to Dallas
of the depths no matter how Friday and either that afternoon
low g feel
or the next monday I shall
Eue g two exarmous get you a picture made I
buffals and lots of has and only hope it will he good.
light poor fat frogs
g
gu my next letter 2
felt sorry for the latter - they shall tell you what both
are so helpless once that light of me, Dad and 2 think about
phine in their eyes- flash The by fish welliy speech read Thats another
aren't so had - they Blue like thing a 2 haun't done simply because
greased lighting, and its good 2 the has
heart to all the
spart to try for them
huoyancy gane because I
There was one thing
Brunt any nice thoughts to
in your last letter 2 liked happy. about - next Wedneaday
fall back on and to keep me
the thought of (not the expression g shall be looking for a dear sweet
of ) - the picture you're going reassuring letter from you. Remember. love you, g
Bird
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