the Thoreau Log.
23 February 1860. Concord, Mass.

Thoreau writes in his journal:

  2 P.M.—Thermometer 56º. Wind south.

  3 P.M.—Thermometer 58º and snow almost gone . . .

  I walk over the moist Nawshawtuct hillside and see the green radical leaves of the buttercup, shepherd’s-purse (circular), sorrel, chickweed, cerastium, etc., revealed.

  About 4 P.M. a smart shower, ushered in by thunder and succeeded by a brilliant rainbow and yellow light from under the dark cloud in the west . . .

(Journal, 13:158-160)

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