| Also implicit in the quoted passage is the idea that Moreau brings about the intrusion not only of science but of surreptitious trade into a supposedly paradisal space. |
| The garden had been planted by the god Yahweh, who had caused a spring to gush forth in the eastern desert to create a paradisal oasis. |
| Perelandra, unlike Earth, will continue to be unfallen, obedient, and paradisal, as Lewis believed the Earth would have been if humans had not been disobedient. |
| He is to be envied for his paradisal simplicity, and admired for his gigantic creations. |
| And the more thoroughly he describes those particularities the further we are getting away from the Paradisal idea as it exists in our minds. |
| I was freshly enchanted with the loveliness of the scene, accustomed as I had become to this paradisal quarter of the globe. |
