It is then that the narrator realizes that the true saint of the story is really Margarito.

If so, he might well have experienced the perfection of a true mortal saint, something very rare indeed in history and unique in his long experience.

Sure and your brother's a true saint," he half sobbed, "and you along with him, girl.

For twenty-three years you have lived in sanctity in the arms of the Franciscans and you are a true saint.

Goodness and truth shine from her as from a true saint of the people.

"Spoken like a true saint," he said as they left the mob at the gate and curved along a winding drive.

But Ciappelletto wants to confess and call a monaco that tells a myriad of lies, consider making a true saint.

I wondered if I had ever been in the presence of a true saint.

He is a true saint of circumstances and has changed the lives of so many.

"You are a true saint, brother."