white as snow

“Why, when the Almighty scattereth kings for her sake, then shall she be as white as snow in Salmon, Ps. lxviii.”

The Sermons of John Owen

“His wigs were white as snow with starch powder and he tied them with naught save black velvet; his vacuous countenance was painted and patched; he wore embroidered velvet coats and lavish waistcoats; his heels were so high that he tittuped along with the aid of a clouded amber cane; and he exuded a perfume so strong it overpowered even the smell of rum.”

Simon & Schuster: Morgan’s Run

“And there's none in all the world like my gipsy lassie O! With a bosom white as snow is my gipsy lassie O! With a foot like to the roe is my bonny lassie O! Like the sweet birds she will sing,”

Life and Remains of John Clare

“Butter, goldenand sweet as the scent of new-mown hay, bread, white as snow itself, and pies, and puddings to which no words can do justice, added their attractions.”

John and Mary; or, The Fugitive Slaves, a Tale of South-Eastern Pennsylvania