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| − | <section begin="1"/> | + | <section begin="1"/>{{red|Thusly Master Mertin Siber has made and set the new summary written hereafter.}} It is a teaming of manifold masterly skirmishes. It is dealt and set into six goings. And in the summary are the ox, the plough, and the skull-hew—not thus as in the first summary of the book, rather together in explanation.<section end="1"/> |
| − | <section begin="2"/> | + | <section begin="2"/>'''Now heave yourself at the foreword and the lore of the summary, and thereafter, the six goings.''' |
{{red|Whosoever will earn honour<br/> | {{red|Whosoever will earn honour<br/> | ||
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 This forelore ends.<section end="2"/> |  This forelore ends.<section end="2"/> | ||
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{{red|Speed}} the weak to the right<br/> | {{red|Speed}} the weak to the right<br/> | ||
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 away the right-elbow<section end="3"/> |  away the right-elbow<section end="3"/> | ||
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{{red|Crumple}} within your strong<br/> | {{red|Crumple}} within your strong<br/> | ||
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 The daring fellow wins out<section end="4"/> |  The daring fellow wins out<section end="4"/> | ||
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{{red|Squint at what}} comes {{red|from roof}}<br/> | {{red|Squint at what}} comes {{red|from roof}}<br/> | ||
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Ram through {{red|the oxen}}<br/> | Ram through {{red|the oxen}}<br/> | ||
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Thrust the long-point {{red|through}}<br/> | Thrust the long-point {{red|through}}<br/> | ||
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| − | <section begin="8"/> | + | <section begin="8"/>{{red|b=1|The sixth going}} |
{{red|From roof}} reach and fare through<br/> | {{red|From roof}} reach and fare through<br/> | ||
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Revision as of 02:11, 10 September 2019
Thusly Master Mertin Siber has made and set the new summary written hereafter. It is a teaming of manifold masterly skirmishes. It is dealt and set into six goings. And in the summary are the ox, the plough, and the skull-hew—not thus as in the first summary of the book, rather together in explanation.
Now heave yourself at the foreword and the lore of the summary, and thereafter, the six goings.
Whosoever will earn honour
before princes and before lords
in fighting with the longsword,
he is good and rightful,
who follows my lore,
he is blessed evermore.
The six goings hold wards
which are quite preciously good,
wherein is wealful comprehension
of the cunning of quite many goodly masters:
from Hungary, Bohemia, Italy;
from France, England and Alemania;
from Russia, Prussia, Greece,
Holland, Provence and Swabia.
In the goings, should you tread left,
while then, bethink the misleading.
In thrusting press strongly,
so may you achieve it well.
When you sight through the window, stand open,
see through it, go to it,
strike or stab swiftly,
so may you be hard-felled.
In the work tread roundabout—
thus the daring fellow wins out.
Will you raise and strengthen yourself—
then you must have the right,
yet reason is also good.
Ward yourself from great wrath,
bring forsetting to such,
thereby may you achieve it well
when in all your fighting you are nimble.
This forelore ends.
The first going
Speed the weak to the right
Wind through amid the fight
Do the speeder with might
To both sides twice
Overwind his ward strongly
Shove-strike his elbow swiftly
In all work tread roundabout
away the right-elbow
The second going
Crumple within your strong
Wind through with marking
Wind and overlope
Forweaponed point and knop
Stab him in the face
With the cross work and fight
Should you bethink the misleading knop
Then you make him ill upon his top
In all work tread roundabout
The daring fellow wins out
The third going
Squint at what comes from roof
Through thwarter goes not crumpler
Look into his tactics
Then hew squinter with might
Offtake rather nimbly
Threaten the hew against him
Strongly advance the ward at him
Overcome him with overloping
Within the strong of his blade
In all work tread roundabout
Thus the daring fellow wins out
The fourth going
Ram through the oxen
Shove with two big steps
Wind and counter-wind
Swiftly make the skull-hew
Strike that hitter straight away
the belly and to the neck
In all work tread roundabout
the daring fellow wins out
The fifth going
Thrust the long-point through
Tug stab again then morte
Let the blind-hew bounce
So may you go well and flow
Hang against thus soon
Hintertread and speed against
At the head and to the bread-box
Thus you make of him a real gawk
In all work tread roundabout
Thus the daring fellow wins out
The sixth going
From roof reach and fare through
With overwinding ward yourself
Thwart through him really soon
blind-hew speed anew
Hew the point into his breast
to his loss
In all work tread roundabout
Thus the daring fellow wins out
Finished and so forth...
