I'd never fold that River, and I probably lead into him a 75% of the time and then call his raise.

The real issue I have is that you open-limped in a LIMIT game!!!! absolutely unacceptable

I noticed you flatted after an open-raise in your other thread as well, you should almost never be doing either of these things in Limit Holdem

Pre-flop. You should almost never flat a raise without other players already in the pot, your odds are just not there in a Limit game, either re-raise or fold hands like JQs 88 etc.

Also, 44 is nowhere near playable from EP in Limit Holdem. My opening range in full Ring Limit from UTG or UTG+1 is 99+, AQ+ KQs in a normal game and TT+, AQs, AK in a tight/aggro affair.

And I randomly choose small pairs and suited connectors to mix up my play; picking either all black or all red pairs and a specific suit for SC's prior to sitting down (So I would play all black pairs clubs/spades combo ONLY, and say any suited connector in Hearts). This adds a few card combos keep your opponents' honest without making you too loose up front

Small Stakes Holdem is a good start, and then follow it up with Playing in tough Holdem Games by Stoxtrader. My best advice is to join DragTheBar.com, Their limit guru Paul Hoppe is a Limit Holdem genius, and they have like four specifc Limit Holdem Coaches.

You can actually find a lot of Limit Holdem material through the Google, just make sure the artiles are newer since the game has evolved a lot in the past 5 years --it's probably as close to a solved poker variant as you can find