The Dueling Sword

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xxviiiThe Dueling SwordCut Over 74Threat 75Froissement 75The Parries 82Feeling for the Periphery 84Considerations on the Parries 86Opposition Parries 89Opposition and Counter Opposition Parry Combinations 90Opposition Parry Combinations 90Double Counter Opposition Parries 91The Ripostes 93Tac au Tac Riposte 93Ripostes by Disengagement 95Ripostes by Cut Over 97Attacks While the Opponent Retreats 100Chapter IV—APPLICATION OF THE LESSON 113Attacks 114Opponent Does Not Move 114Opponent Retreats 124Opponent Retreats Out of Bounds 128Corps–a–Corps 132Parries and Ripostes 140Parries 141Ripostes 157Counter Ripostes 162The Stop Thrusts and Tempos 165Épée Thrusts 187
Table of ContentsxxixChapter V—THE BOUT 195The Desired Thrusts 223A Few Words on the Bout 230§ 1. On the Subject of the Left-Handed 230§ 2. The Question of Height 235§ 3. The Silence Under the Weapons 239Chapter VI—OBSERVATIONS ON THE DUEL 243§ 1. Incorrect Thrusts 243§ 2. Use of the Unarmed Hand 251§ 3. Disarmament 259§ 4. The Witnesses 261Chapter VII—LESSON OF THE EVENING BEFORE 267
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