Meanings of pathless forest in English

The Commissioner had to work by compass through the pathless forest.

He was more than their equal in his skill in traversing the pathless forest.

But he went through Virginia, and had to hew his way through pathless forest.

He had still five miles to walk, through a rough, pathless forest, encumbered with snow.

When nature was appeased, they both arose, and continued their route through the pathless forest.

The first fifty miles led through tangled and pathless forest, the toil of travelling being very great.

These people, inhabitants of the pathless forest seldom saw bread or flour, yet they were not starving.

There are men who, on finding themselves alone in a pathless forest, become appalled, almost panic stricken.

They offered us a share of quarters, as it seemed useless to try the pathless forest any longer.

Unknown to Europe, far from any neighbors, by the shade of the pathless forest, they tried their best.

If she turned back, Betty did not know where or how to strike into the thick and pathless forest.

It was an old and pathless forest, and you could not keep anything like a straight course in it.

And then I saw, hidden here in the recesses of this pathless forest, a small inter-planetary flyer, painted a hazy grey-blue.

Jackson, having debouched from the country road into the plank road, was separated from Lee by nearly six miles of pathless forest.

A great part of the way led through pathless forest and wilderness, and the whole journey had to be done on horseback.

Without speaking, Walter slipped his feet into the lines of his snow-shoes, extinguished his pipe, and led the way once more through the pathless forest.