(p.236/#3) (Sword and Targa) (Coda Lunga Stretta vs. Coda Lunga Stretta) Finding yourself set in coda lunga stretta with the right foot forward against your enemy and he also in coda lunga stretta; you will give him a mandritto to the leg, and subsequently turn a roverso tondo to his face, and as he goes to defend himself you will immediately pass your left foot towards his right side, pushing a thrust to his gut under his targa, and in the tempo when he tries to defend against this, you will be able to turn another roverso to his face and this will want to be a tondo (or round), going in the manner of a circle; and immediately you will push another thrust to the right side of his face, and so if he should want to defend against this, you will pass your right foot forward giving him a roverso to the leg; and for your defense you will withdraw your right foot back, going with the sword accompanied by the targa into guardia di faccia.