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guessed (GEST) (verb)
To come to an opinion or an answer based on very little evidence: They guessed he was very rich based on the kind of car he drove.
guest (GEST) (noun)
An individual to whom hospitality is given, either in a private home or in an institution: We will have a guest from out of town staying with us for two weeks.
quest (KWEST) (verb)
To seek, to look for, or to search for something: Sam and Sally quest every weekend for gold in the streams.
quest (KWEST) (noun)
A long and difficult search for something: Lenora went on a quest to find the meanings of some words that were not easily available in current dictionary sources.

The quest of the hotel was to make visitor estimates or to have a series of guessed guest data in order to prepare for the summer season.

Units related to: “guest
(Latin: guest, host)
(Greek: foreign, foreigner; alien; different; extraneous; strange, stranger; and by extension, guest)
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The Better Way by Edgar A. Guest (1881-1959)
I'd rather see a sermon

Than hear one any day;

I'd rather one should walk with me

Than merely show the way.


The eye's a better pupil,

And more willing than the ear;

Fine counsel is confusing,

But example's always clear.


The best of all the preachers

Are the men who live their creeds,

For to see good put in action,

Is what everybody needs.


I can soon learn how you do it,

If you let me see it done;

I can watch your hands in action,

But your tongue too fast may run.


And the lectures you deliver

May be very wise and true;

But I'd rather get my lesson,

By observing what you do,


For I may misunderstand you,

And the high advice you give,

But there's no misunderstanding

How you act and how you live.

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