(p.227/#4) (Coda Lunga Stretta as Patiente) Finding yourself set in coda lunga stretta with the right foot forward against your enemy, you aware, you will be able to attend to if he beats your sword with a mezzo mandritto, to strike you then with a thrust to the chest or a roverso to the face; and so in the tempo that he goes to beat your sword with a mezzo mandritto, you will make a sfalsata of you sword under his, and passing that tepmo with the left foot forward, you will strike him with a thrust to the chest, without make a half turn of the hand, and your sword must then be found in coda lunga stretta.