Meanings of primeval woods in English

The monotonous sublimity of these primeval woods far exceeded my preconceived ideas.

The country round about was wilderness, most of it primeval woods.

Opposite my house is a wild, rocky shore covered with the primeval woods.

Here you will find primeval woods with decayed leaves and plants underneath, almost a foot in thickness.

When a new railroad track is pushed over prairie and through primeval woods, settlements spring up beside it.

The Falls are divided at the brink by Goat Island, whose primeval woods are still thriving in their spray.

I could get away from it only by taking my gun and tramping day after day through the deep, primeval woods.

Her eyes drank in the beauty of the place-thegreat blue backs of hill beyond, the acres of sweet pasture, the primeval woods.

No more than fifteen seemed to reach the Jersey shore, there to creep vaguely, slowly away and vanish in the dense primeval woods.

That there was in the primeval woods no underbrush, save along streams or where the windfall had crashed earthward, made travelling in silence possible.

Here by the river-side, and down at the watering-place, in the great primeval woods and in the valleys, this wolf had lived for thirteen years.

Over those, heavy bodies of mist were slowly sailing, giving a sombre appearance to the primeval woods which, in general, covered both mountains and plains.

'Thanatopsis' was an inspiration of the primeval woods of America, of the scenes that surrounded the writer in youth.

Primeval woods stood close to Pidgeon Creek, and not far away were roving bands of Sacs and Sioux, and also wild animals-bears ,wildcats ,andlynxes.