(p.83/#1) (Coda Lunga Stretta vs. Coda Lunga Stretta; as Patiente) If your enemy is settled in coda lunga stretta with the right foot forward, and you are settled in the same guard; you will stay attentive that if he passes with his left foot forward and makes a sfalsata of his sword under yours, to then beat your sword aside with his true edge and give you an imbrocatta to the chest; you will not allow his sword to find yours, and once you have made your sword escape under his, it will be necessary with all possible to beat the enemy's sword towards his right side with a falso, throwing presently a roverso to his chest or to his sword arm, the sword falling into coda lunga larga, and in this tempo the right leg needs to go somewhat towards his left side; and if your enemy should think to throw the aforementioned imbrocatta, you will parry it with a mezzo mandritto, steppping forward with your right foot while pushing a thrust to his face setting yourself then in porta di ferro stretta.