His “One, Two” below and above your blade may be parried with seconde
and prime, and his “One, Two” above and below your blade with prime and
seconde.
If he should deceive your quarte by feinting in quarte and thrusting in
tierce, parry tierce.
If he deceive your tierce by “One, Two,” parry seconde.
Should you at any time foresee that he is going to attack with “One,
Two,” do not answer the feint, but wait and parry his last movement.
Your parries, which should be made with the edge of the forte of the
sword, must be close, and finished with firmness, without stiffness or
too much force.