November 19.
A cold, gray day, once spitting snow. Water froze in tubs enough to bear last night.
H. D. Thoreau, Journal, November 19, 1855
Water froze in tubs enough to bear last night. See November 6, 1854 (“It is suddenly cold. Pools frozen so as to bear . . .”)
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