This is virtue, and is the beginning of saintship, and saintship is the beginning of holiness.

The saintship of Louis IX. was not the object of such doubt, and had no such need of learned and determined protectors.

In short, as Larry soon discovered to his horror, on looking up at the niche, it was no other than Saint Colman himself, who had stept forth, indignant (in all probability) at the stigma cast by the watcher of the dead on the churchyard of which his Saintship was patron.