Significados de primeval wilderness en inglés

At the edge of the primeval wilderness a solemn hush stole over her.

This was the primeval wilderness, and these were no common foes.

The fairest provinces of Spain were almost depopulated, and large districts relapsed into primeval wilderness.

For two days we passed through a primeval wilderness.

Following upon the trail of the lumberman, he asked the primeval wilderness for its secret, and

The country around him was beautiful, a primeval wilderness with deep fertile soil and splendid forest.

The trail grew more intricate in the deep ferns; the friendly little footprint had vanished in this primeval wilderness.

Imagine, if you will, a vast primeval wilderness spreading away before you for hundreds of miles, uninhabited, grim and solitary.

They had wandered by that time far from the diggings, and were involved in all the grandeur of the primeval wilderness.

We were three thousand miles from "home," surrounded by a primeval wilderness, in which ever lurked the treacherous savage.

He stood up, and alone on the wide-stretching Yukon, with naught but the primeval wilderness to hear, he cursed strong drink.

Thus he was able accurately to locate isolated "forties" (forty acres), "eighties," quarter sections, and sections in a primeval wilderness.

Every community was as completely isolated as though ten thousand miles of primeval wilderness stretched between it and the rest of the world.