more proper

You should go yourself, my dear, that would be more proper than leaving these things to the care of a servant.

Instead of executor administrator was written, it being in that case the more proper and usual term in the law.

Can himself assign a more proper subject of pastoral than the Saturnia regna, the age and scene of this kind of poetry?

Nothing more simple, nothing more proper in the meridian of Paris; and does propriety change with meridians?

The philosopher is right when he says that it is more proper to apply negative attributes to God than positive.