Meanings of proper guide in English

When all the world turn envoys, Chesterfield will be their proper guide.

Knibbs said, The thing about being a proper guide is that you're bonded.

Only experience will be the proper guide here, and also the individual taste.

His textbook was chosen as a proper guide for Princess Elizabeth.

In their eyes he was the perfect and proper guide.

As soon as this point was settled, there arose the question of the proper guide.

Christ is the Christian's only safe and proper guide.

This is why I will not admit that conscience is the proper guide of our actions.

Is not an infant's natural desire for food a proper guide as to the quantity given?

I don't believe the industry standard of showing the last three years' performance is a proper guide for a customer.

In rejecting them altogether, the Constitution would, in this respect, have followed the very laws which have been appealed to the proper guide.

Again I agreed with him, excusing Shakspeare's discrepancies on the score of his never having had a proper guide to explain these matters.

In rejecting them altogether, the constitution would, in this respect, have followed the very laws which have been appealed to as the proper guide.

Two hours' riding beyond those trees will carry us free of the desert; and may you never again enter it without a proper guide.

This lady would hardly be deemed a very proper guide to the undirected energies of the youth, yet they had established relations of that nature.

"Become a horse," I ordered, giving the proper guide-word.