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The boy's own book; (1834)

[Clarke, William], 1800-1838 · Boston, Munroe and Francis · leaf 293

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onts, stout enough to resist an accidental thrust atthe face. An easy dress should be worn, and it is usual, in academies, tohave a spot, or heart, on the left side of the breast of the waistcoat. HOW TO HOLD THE FOIL. The hilt must be flat in your hand; so that the two edges arV? nearly… … COMMON GUARDS OF CARTE AND TIERCE. Stand in the first position, which is similar to the first position in dancing,tiiat is, your right foot fi^rvvard, with the heel advanced; then throw your-self upon the common guard or carte, by advancing your right foot aboutlialf a yard from the left. The two…

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