trigram

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trigram	frequency
in order to	99
of the sword	46
the point of	40
with the left	37
point of the	36
the same time	34
of the body	33
the right foot	32
to the left	32
to the right	32
at the same	31
the left hand	30
to the front	29
of the blade	29
is to be	26
and if he	25
of the right	23
take the time	23
under the wrist	21
of the hand	21
the left foot	21
it will be	20
that it is	20
the use of	19
with his fort	19
with the sword	19
with the hand	19
there is no	18
with the fort	18
use of the	18
part of the	18
with his feeble	18
the th plate	18
that is to	17
you must parry	17
opposing with the	17
to the rear	16
which is done	16
to take the	16
edge to the	16
so as to	16
as soon as	16
if he parrys	16
to make the	16
in the same	16
of the wrist	16
the back of	15
is to say	15
back of the	15
one of the	15
by reason of	15
see the th	15
according to the	15
and the left	15
of his sword	15
of the target	14
so that the	14
of the left	14
but it is	14
lowering the body	14
you must push	14
make a half	14
the position of	14
the left shoulder	14
a man who	14
as to the	14
edge of the	13
parry and risposte	13
if you are	13
at right angles	13
with the right	13
the length of	13
as well as	13
takes the time	13
made with the	13
opposition of the	13
length of the	13
with the point	13
reason of the	12
with the edge	12
on the outside	12
he parrys with	12
the direction of	12
centre of the	12
back the right	12
to the parade	12
it may be	12
the art of	12
the wrist in	12
close to the	12
at the time	12
and the point	12
over the point	12
it is necessary	12
to make a	12
order to be	11
you are to	11
with your fort	11
if he disengages	11
parrys with his	11
draw back the	11
to keep the	11
which may be	11
and the other	11
the weight of	11
in the direction	11
the hanging guard	11
is done by	11
he takes the	11
of the thrust	11
you must cut	11
the centre of	11
if with his	11
must parry and	11
you must make	11
the first is	11
that you may	11
with the feeble	10
there is a	10
to be in	10
you may also	10
must make a	10
of the hilt	10
the advantage of	10
not only to	10
of the enemy	10
but also to	10
and it is	10
if it were	10
and in the	10
a line with	10
of the foot	10
on a level	10
the wrist must	10
to the other	10
if the enemy	10
it is as	10
it is a	10
this is a	10
advancing the left	10
as i have	10
weight of the	10
when you have	10
a level with	10
motion of the	10
the hand in	10
the end of	10
of the point	9
may be made	9
as in the	9
the point is	9
would not be	9
case of the	9
to the body	9
the middle of	9
the left side	9
from the inside	9
and to the	9
back the body	9
the right shoulder	9
the opposition of	9
line with the	9
the true edge	9
it is not	9
of the staff	9
as in a	9
disengage and push	9
side of the	9
beat of the	9
the case of	9
out of the	9
out of measure	9
if he takes	9
and if with	9
after having pushed	9
and if the	9
to give the	9
the sword is	9
which can be	9
turn the wrist	9
an opportunity of	9
it is the	8
by means of	8
to be made	8
in the case	8
are to be	8
order to make	8
with the foot	8
in the first	8
make a feint	8
must cut under	8
when you are	8
middle of the	8
is made by	8
on a line	8
more or less	8
and that the	8
right angles to	8
come to the	8
drawing back the	8
on the blade	8
as far as	8
inside to the	8
and with the	8
the time of	8
in this case	8
you are not	8
to avoid the	8
not to be	8
to the outside	8
taking the time	8
to take a	8
order to take	8
it must be	8
in the right	8
ought to be	8
the upright guard	8
oppose with the	8
the inside to	8
the right knee	8
level with the	8
for want of	8
the manner of	8
direction of the	8
you must disengage	8
in a lunge	8
as it is	8
the edge of	8
and the body	7
the engaging guard	7
to the sword	7
the height of	7
is as well	7
he does not	7
the guard of	7
of the rifle	7
soon as the	7
must be done	7
on the same	7
be made on	7
wrist must be	7
if you have	7
under in seconde	7
art of fencing	7
is not so	7
the outside of	7
the first position	7
to the position	7
be able to	7
in front of	7
to have a	7
to your blade	7
on the other	7
which is to	7
that i have	7
the eye and	7
position of the	7
which i have	7
ought not to	7
as high as	7
the line of	7
you want to	7
comes to your	7
masters teach to	7
to hit him	7
the time that	7
you may be	7
sword to the	7
at a distance	7
to use the	7
the sword in	7
outside of the	7
is necessary to	7
to be done	7
the enemy to	7
that the point	7
time to time	7
if the adversary	7
the right hand	7
in case of	7
by which means	7
in quart within	7
with a good	7
sword in hand	7
as well to	7
is necessary that	6
the hands of	6
with both hands	6
must not be	6
to the enemy	6
closing the measure	6
it is only	6
the right heel	6
it would be	6
thrust is made	6
to the engaging	6
turning on the	6
wrist in quart	6
swiftness of the	6
end of the	6
the same way	6
or with the	6
and the same	6
if a man	6
low hanging guard	6
most of the	6
of the parts	6
cut under in	6
in the hands	6
have a good	6
does not stir	6
may be done	6
back to the	6
which is the	6
or take the	6
the parade of	6
would be a	6
be in a	6
the sword to	6
of all the	6
of the arm	6
to avoid a	6
a counter to	6
it is better	6
as much as	6
of your own	6
of the first	6
front of the	6
from left to	6
of the stick	6
by this means	6
the low guard	6
guard of his	6
to his parade	6
your fort to	6
on the edge	6
a little in	6
of your body	6
advantage of the	6
the wrist and	6
which should be	6
i have said	6
position of attention	6
the feeble of	6
inside of the	6
when the enemy	6
without stirring the	6
of your sword	6
the left heel	6
when he is	6
the right leg	6
the body on	6
left to right	6
there are two	6
the other hand	6
the inside of	6
to the inside	6
the effect of	6
made on the	6
of the circle	6
will be seen	6
in the other	6
a pass in	6
in a line	6
be out of	6
portion of the	6
it was a	6
the swiftness of	6
to the side	6
with the true	6
you must either	6
if it be	6
the upper part	6
must either parry	6
case of a	6
of the same	6
sword of conquest	6
and at the	5
and come to	5
must be made	5
he goes to	5
of using the	5
strait in quarte	5
hand to the	5
to follow the	5
in a better	5
can be made	5
of your stick	5
you will be	5
of the small	5
a condition to	5
be allowed to	5
seems to me	5
cut over the	5
pointing to the	5
advancing the right	5
the point and	5
and in a	5
it is well	5
you must take	5
because it is	5
and let the	5
the foot firm	5
to avoid his	5
on the contrary	5
this may be	5
to your feeble	5
of the eye	5
say that the	5
be turned to	5
from right to	5
across the body	5
to turn the	5
the best way	5
cut and guard	5
seize the guard	5
him by a	5
any of the	5
in a condition	5
the edge to	5
bringing the right	5
the wrist so	5
you must return	5
you have a	5
your thrust in	5
is sufficient to	5
you must observe	5
up to the	5
that the enemy	5
which is very	5
which would be	5
to be used	5
better condition to	5
and there is	5
the left leg	5
on the line	5
bloodstone on his	5
point to the	5
foot a little	5
from the enemy	5
of your blade	5
of the two	5
a matter of	5
within the sword	5
of a good	5
it is to	5
i have described	5
height of the	5
a greater length	5
to do this	5
to the first	5
if he had	5
and carrying the	5
the small sword	5
the body and	5
to be acquired	5
in the flank	5
with the body	5
with a little	5
on his finger	5
on the subject	5
at the left	5
or to take	5
be seen that	5
is not the	5
parry with the	5
it would not	5
and the edge	5
with the foils	5
than in the	5
the thrust is	5
the point low	5
you will find	5
parts of the	5
upper part of	5
the sword of	5
the left knee	5
of the foil	5
wrist so that	5
to the thrust	5
placed in the	5
there is nothing	5
of those who	5
there is the	5
the body to	5
angles to the	5
the head and	5
and this is	5
is better to	5
guards and parries	5
the figure of	5
if he does	5
by lifting and	5
is the most	5
you must oppose	5
to your sword	5
body should be	5
the right side	5
that you can	5
are to observe	5
is a good	5
left side of	5
is a great	5
the body must	5
a little beat	5
is apt to	5
at an angle	5
the bloodstone on	5
there is not	5
a good plan	5
he is not	5
the wrist is	5
a cut at	5
by a little	5
right to left	5
the same instant	5
that there are	5
it is also	5
to have the	5
and when he	5
that a man	5
man who is	5
to your thrust	5
order to avoid	5
the motion of	5
must disengage and	5
a good disposition	5
that you are	5
take a counter	5
figure of the	5
with the elbow	5
out of distance	5
be made with	5
hand in seconde	5
and if you	5
and a half	5
body on the	5
at the wall	5
behind the left	5
and the right	5
and the third	4
to be more	4
bind the sword	4
of the guard	4
this is the	4
returning to the	4
is well to	4
is the same	4
foot behind the	4
the matter of	4
the fort to	4
by making a	4
face to the	4
the level of	4
and as the	4
the right in	4
cut at his	4
to oblige the	4
in an assault	4
with the wrist	4
some masters teach	4
in the hand	4
from the outside	4
he disengages and	4
push strait in	4
in this way	4
is that the	4
it is that	4
the measure is	4
in favour of	4
favourable opportunity of	4
keep the body	4
knowing how to	4
the body or	4
you must redouble	4
from within to	4
the distance of	4
of the more	4
cut horizontally from	4
to defend himself	4
better than the	4
you have light	4
hand in quarte	4
elbow close to	4
seen that the	4
inclined to the	4
the thumb on	4
when you push	4
left hand and	4
the left and	4
and strength of	4
your right hand	4
in the position	4
more than a	4
fort and feeble	4
with his hand	4
in addition to	4
a little circle	4
from time to	4
a good air	4
you are in	4
the place of	4
if the thrust	4
feet at right	4
recovery in guard	4
a better condition	4
to make him	4
an able man	4
within your sword	4
the hand and	4
and knuckles turned	4
this parade is	4
carrying the right	4
addition to the	4
gives it a	4
that the adversary	4
foot to the	4
on the back	4
that of the	4
the keeping of	4
sword in the	4
to show the	4
to make it	4
quart under the	4
and you may	4
guard for the	4
a strait thrust	4
will be found	4
quarte under the	4
to the second	4
the edge will	4
and on a	4
if he retires	4
on your sword	4
a thrust in	4
should be made	4
as in all	4
with the stick	4
i may be	4
the same place	4
of no use	4
is a very	4
the assistance of	4
on the inside	4
it with the	4
it is true	4
cover the body	4
a little lower	4
come into the	4
pushing at the	4
hold of the	4
a favourable opportunity	4
that there is	4
hand and arm	4
the parade with	4
cuts and guards	4
be ready to	4
to cover the	4
and that in	4
a great deal	4
the point n	4
towards the centre	4
is to the	4
must redouble in	4
behind the right	4
the science of	4
they may be	4
line of the	4
take advantage of	4
position from which	4
upon the half	4
before the right	4
by bringing the	4
do three things	4
you must go	4
i have already	4
with the quarter	4
are in the	4
as shown in	4
advance the right	4
come to your	4
much in the	4
and it was	4
far as the	4
must be turned	4
you engage him	4
upwards to the	4
only to avoid	4
you do not	4
extending the arm	4
the one in	4
effect of the	4
the blade is	4
to his feeble	4
the liberty of	4
disposition of the	4
on this occasion	4
point a little	4
of the weapon	4
taken from the	4
to do with	4
one of these	4
and bringing the	4
the outside to	4
this is not	4
shown in fig	4
which it is	4
you get a	4
you advance the	4
necessary that the	4
at the end	4
it is more	4
deliver the point	4
command over the	4
left foot to	4
if instead of	4
the hand must	4
discernment of the	4
in his hand	4
refer to the	4
the midling guard	4
to believe that	4
with the bayonet	4
in which you	4
this thrust is	4
on the body	4
good plan to	4
the body low	4
attack and defence	4
time in seconde	4
is very good	4
on the first	4
an angle of	4
when you know	4
your sword on	4
those who have	4
raise the hand	4
of the other	4
carrying the left	4
according as you	4
and lowering the	4
have recourse to	4
the same as	4
in a pass	4
to avoid it	4
and of the	4
at such a	4
to help the	4
on the left	4
what may be	4
be observed that	4
the arm is	4
within or without	4
but this is	4
the thought of	4
from the line	4
order to push	4
when the body	4
as if he	4
and by the	4
if you want	4
high as the	4
by the bloodstone	4
not sufficient to	4
the first instance	4
on the shoulder	4
cut at your	4
thumb on the	4
sword on the	4
at that time	4
the guard for	4
from quart to	4
fort to his	4
parade with the	4
not be so	4
be made in	4
a little more	4
you can do	4
you must be	4
you would be	4
a good deal	4
which he may	4
it is an	4
some of the	4
is not a	4
right foot pointing	4
may not be	4
to make an	4
with sword in	4
the cuts and	4
when the adversary	4
is not sufficient	4
it is good	4
square to the	4
far from the	4
which is a	4
order to parry	4
back the left	4
the point to	4
opposite to the	4
to which you	4
is the effect	4
lower the body	4
all the cuts	4
that they may	4
that the edge	4
in which the	4
within to without	4
for the first	4
edge face to	4
outside to the	4
with your left	4
a good many	4
point of your	4
the body should	4
which you are	4
forms the position	4
as it were	4
which must be	4
to your front	4
is very dangerous	4
that which is	4
know how to	4
after having parryed	4
turn of the	4
order to get	4
parrys with the	4
the side of	4
fort to your	4
the hand to	4
as you have	4
of the lunge	4
and the hand	4
all the parts	4
is in the	4
and that a	4
and the blade	4
the sword being	4
not in the	4
push at the	4
the body is	4
the time upon	4
from the guard	4
the feeble with	4
close the measure	4
the body back	4
the time you	4
in order that	4
that in a	4
in making the	4
to be observed	4
bring the right	4
is not to	4
he could not	4
you have parryed	4
and the wrist	4
fort to the	4
of a thrust	4
beat with the	4
if you find	4
without the assistance	4
would not have	3
because the edge	3
on the lunge	3
observe that the	3
cut from the	3
as not to	3
for cutting purposes	3
butt of the	3
used for pointing	3
with the foil	3
how to use	3
to be found	3
to your left	3
where you may	3
will be either	3
your right foot	3
not want to	3
his sword in	3
to see if	3
a chance of	3
your left foot	3
then you may	3
push and parry	3
it is very	3
and advancing the	3
keeping back the	3
the player should	3
angle of about	3
in the left	3
edge inclined to	3
the blade of	3
the want of	3
school of arms	3
the eye of	3
upon the lunge	3
in all the	3
he lets you	3
with the shoulder	3
of the work	3
it should be	3
from above to	3
may be attacked	3
three ways of	3
in the second	3
and edge face	3
great deal of	3
that you have	3
the difference in	3
to be cut	3
hit with the	3
to draw him	3
taking his time	3
as in quarte	3
quart within the	3
a very short	3
is not in	3
may also make	3
the second motion	3
of the elbow	3
it comes to	3
done by a	3
reason of their	3
volting the body	3
the name of	3
the circumference of	3
them to a	3
should always be	3
and to be	3
from point to	3
you are more	3
in line with	3
there are four	3
that your right	3
second and third	3
it must not	3
order to disengage	3
the edge being	3
the sword on	3
hand must be	3
must oppose with	3
on the feeble	3
and you will	3
retention of the	3
of the sweep	3
stirring the foot	3
though it is	3
on a pass	3
smartly to the	3
above the level	3
is done after	3
the reader is	3
others say that	3
be well to	3
a thrust is	3
on the engagement	3
as if a	3
but instead of	3
on the target	3
to be a	3
being in the	3
and push tierce	3
be found in	3
rifle and bayonet	3
your right shoulder	3
to those who	3
with as little	3
if you take	3
which is not	3
to the time	3
taking the feeble	3
means of a	3
in his heart	3
with the butt	3
the greater safety	3
then you must	3
may also be	3
is called the	3
at his left	3
counter to your	3
the butt of	3
a very good	3
and the sword	3
the thrusts that	3
the close of	3
turned to the	3
waits for your	3
more forward than	3
of the cut	3
above to below	3
you may have	3
with which the	3
the rules of	3
which gives the	3
feeble with your	3
whilst he is	3
you see light	3
if you do	3
done by advancing	3
him in the	3
taught to use	3
to make you	3
flat of the	3
who is not	3
the strength of	3
until the hand	3
out into the	3
ever so little	3
the wrist be	3
the most common	3
the head should	3
the arm extended	3
to the rules	3
to the small	3
shoulders square to	3
made in tierce	3
with which you	3
let me say	3
the situation of	3
must be taken	3
than the other	3
an expert swordsman	3
above the head	3
the taking time	3
on your thrust	3
for your thrust	3
the knees and	3
of taking the	3
in the most	3
and to avoid	3
as well by	3
to push quarte	3
from the right	3
made by a	3
to turn aside	3
the forte of	3
line with your	3
of the adversary	3
hilt of the	3
get hold of	3
sword and single	3
idea of the	3
as the adversary	3
brought to bear	3
push at a	3
the high guard	3
to bring the	3
you must carry	3
to the ground	3
have the liberty	3
but in the	3
bring the left	3
take a time	3
that in the	3
in advance of	3
and the others	3
must have been	3
the question of	3
in tierce and	3
of these three	3
sword from the	3
i shall say	3
and then you	3
the second position	3
but they are	3
if the wrist	3
quart and tierce	3
heel to the	3
the reach of	3
by annie fellows	3
the disorder of	3
be done only	3
binding the blade	3
sword before you	3
be said that	3
say that it	3
it cannot be	3
by drawing back	3
level of the	3
to disorder him	3
a mind to	3
one of them	3
of a right	3
the words of	3
if you can	3
as the point	3
cuts and points	3
in use in	3
first is the	3
if he lets	3
or half nearest	3
of the shoulder	3
to see that	3
a strait line	3
your point a	3
the third position	3
from hilt to	3
that he is	3
the middling guard	3
time of your	3
raise the point	3
are apt to	3
which gives it	3
to come to	3
must close the	3
if he makes	3
or on the	3
the shoulder and	3
will not be	3
is the best	3
well to the	3
to suit the	3
a knowledge of	3
your heels together	3
counter to his	3
seize his guard	3
parryed with the	3
foot before the	3
take the advantage	3
or cutting over	3
the beat of	3
you may easily	3
at any rate	3
for that purpose	3
in a position	3
no thrust without	3
having parryed with	3
in a competition	3
a low hanging	3
parade of quart	3
be done with	3
man on foot	3
for the time	3
to protect the	3
the parade and	3
but also the	3
they were not	3
one kind of	3
the other in	3
as by the	3
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about two foot	3
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exclusively for thrusting	2
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