[Clarke, William], 1800-1838 · Boston, Munroe and Francis · leaf 307
a more lively manner than those described in the salute previously tothrusting carte and tierce: observe, also, that these movements should keepoxactly the same time with those of your adversary. DISARMING. After parrying your adversarys thrust by simple carte, or the counter incarte, without… … If this do not disarm him, it will throw his hand and blade out of tli«line of direction, so that you may effectually fix your point, and deliverhim a thrust in seconde FENCING. 305 Also, after parrying by simple tierce, cross his blade before he recovers ;make a strong and abrupt circular movement…
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