(p.82/#3) (Coda Lunga Alta vs. Any) If you find your enemy is found in some guard that pleases him, you will be set in coda lunga alta with the left foot forward; and there with refined skill you will throw the right foot near the left, doing in this tempo a feint of pushing an overhand imbrocatta to the face; and as he goes to defend himself of this imbrocatta in some way, you will, without delay, pass your left foot forward, feinting a rising falso in the manner of a montante; and nonetheless as he makes some movement to defend himself from the falso, you will subsequently pass the right foot forward making a sfalsata of your sword under his, and in this tempo you will beat the enemy's sword with the true edge towards his left side giving him presently an overhand imbrocatta to the face or the chest done so the sword will stop in porta di ferro stretta or porta di ferro larga, as you prefer.