(p.240/#1) (Sword and Targa) (Coda Lunga Stretta as Patiente) Finding yourself in coda lunga stretta with the right foot forward against your enemy, and if he should throw a mandritto to your head, you will in the same tempo, give him a mandritto of your own into his sword, accompanied by your targa, such, that you will find yourself with him true edge to true edge in the manner of guardia di intrare; and then subsequently passing your left foot forward, you will make a half turn of the fist pushing a thrust to his face accompanied by your targa, and if wants to defend against this in some way, you will immediately give him a mandritto to the leg, allowing the targa to defend your head; and so you will subsequently push a thrust to his face, passing back the left foot and setting yourself with the sword in coda lunga stretta.