"Allegorical figure of Iceland," from The Pilgrim of Scandinavia by Charles John Spencer George Canning, 1875.

The Snow Queen gives January a bag of snow and box of icicles.  From St. Nicholas magazine, 1904.

"She's dressed in snow!"  From The Paradise of Birds by William John Courthope and illustrated by Lancelot Speed, 1889.

"The fairy play," from Original Christmas Stories by Madge Elliot, 1883.  This will also be of interest: The Collected Lost Meanings of Christmas.

Pleasure: A Holiday Book of Prose and Verse, 1871.

The number of fools is infinite, from Memoires Pour Servir À L'histoire De La Fête Des Foux, Qui Se Faisoit Autrefois Dans Plusieurs Eglises by Jean-Bénigne Lucotte Tilliot, 1751.  (See our previous item about the fool's marotte here.)

"O Queen of Earth and Heaven!  O Peerless among Women, the dreaded day hath dawned!"  From The Eye of Istar by William Le Queux, 1897.

From Stories in Rhyme for Holiday Time, written by Edward Jewitt Wheeler and illustrated by Walter Satterlee, 1884.