snow-whiteness love

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  • But out of the plain rises the low hill, and surrounding it at a stately distance stands guard the giant majesty of Alps, with shoulders in the clouds and god-like heads above them, looking on -- always looking on -- sometimes themselves ethereal clouds of snow-whiteness, some times monster bare crags which pierce the blue, and whose unchanging silence seems to know the secret of the everlasting.

    The Lost Prince 1914

  • Soft little curls half hid themselves in the shimmer of rich coils she had wreathed upon her head, and adorable little tendrils caressed the lovely flush in her cheeks, and clung to the snow-whiteness of her neck.

    The Hunted Woman James Oliver Curwood 1903

  • I carried the basket out into the corner where the heavenly blue Larkspurs stood behind the snow-whiteness of the full

    An Island Garden 1894

  • Alps, with shoulders in the clouds and god-like heads above them, looking on -- always looking on -- sometimes themselves ethereal clouds of snow-whiteness, some times monster bare crags which pierce the blue, and whose unchanging silence seems to know the secret of the everlasting.

    The Lost Prince Frances Hodgson Burnett 1886

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