the Wrist, and if with his Feeble, you must
Counter-disengage from the Inside to the Outside.

5th. If he makes a Feint in order to return in _Tierce_, you must either
parry or take the Time as I have said.

6th. If he disengages giving Light, to take a Counter on your Thrust,
whether by Rispost or Time, you must make a Feint, and if he parrys with
his Fort you must cut under in _Seconde_, if with his Feeble, you must
disengage and push _Quarte_, if he takes the Time strait, you must lower
the body, if he takes Time lowering his body, you must parry and push
strait in _Quarte_, if he cuts in _Flank_, you must parry crossing the
Sword in _Quarte_, and if he volts, you must parry and risposte in
_Flanconnade_.

If on the Engagement without, he comes to your Sword with his Fort, you
must cut under in _Seconde_, if with his Feeble, disengage or cut over
the Point in _Quarte_.

_When you are engaged within the_ Sword.

If the Enemy engage you within with his Fort, you must cut under the
Wrist, and if with his Feeble, disengage from within to without, of if
you don't care to do that, make a Feint without; if on this Feint he
goes to the Parade with his Fort, you must push _Seconde_ under, and if
with his Feeble, disengage in _Quarte_.

When the Enemy engages to make you push, in order to parry and rispost,
you must, as I have said, make a Half-thrust and retire giving Light,
in order to take him by a Counter to his thrust, by a Parade, or by
Time.

You may on the same Engagement, remain engaged on purpose, in order to
make the Adversary path strait; and in this Case, you must parry and
risposte where he is uncovered, or take Time lowering the Body.

If after having engaged you he shou'd make a Feint, you must, by going
to the Parade, give Light on purpose, and if he pushes, take him by a
Contrary.

If he engages to make you disengage, in order to take the Time on your
Disengagement, you must disengage and give him a little Light, and if he
pushes at it, take him by a Rispost, or a Time opposite to his.

If you are engaged in _Tierce_ with the Fort, you must cut under the
Wrist in _Seconde_, and if with the Feeble, and the Hand in _Quarte_,
disengage to _Quarte_ within, or, by Way of Caution, make a Half-thrust;
if the Adversary goes to the Parade, you must push where you have Light,
and if he takes the Time, parry and risposte, or take a Time to his.

You may also upon an Engagement in _Tierce_, make a Feint b