The Boys’ book of manly exercises, sports, and games. (1881)
New York : E.P. Dutton, 1881. · leaf 362
PARADE. as the forehead, so that the Fencer can see his opponent's face under his wrist. The blade of the foil is almost … PRIME PARADE. horizontal, but the point is rather lowered toward the ground. As this parade will throw the right side of the body open to the adversary's sword, it is good play to disengage from left to right, and deliver a rapid thrust at the adversary, in order to anticipate him before he can…
