Wood, John George, 1827-1889. [from old catalog] · London, New York, Routledge, Warne, and Routledge · leaf 107
t shoulder well back. Second Point.—Turn the wrist round to the left, so that the edgecomes upwards, draw the hand back until it rests on the breast, andgive the point forwards, to the centre of the target, raising the handas before. Third Point.—Give the handle of the sword a slight twist in… … PIEST POINT. SECOND POINT. BEOADSWOED. 97 the spot at the bottom of the target,raising the wrist as high as the spot inthe centre. The object in raising thewrist is to deceive the eye of the oppo-nent, who will be more likely to noticethe position of your wrist than of yourpoint. In all the…
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