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— Nick Evangelista, The Inner Game of Fencing, 2000 |
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Amy K. Rambow |
“'To
touch and not be touched' should be printed in bold letters on every
electric scoring machine, so that each fencer who makes an attack,
and automatically stares directly at the box to see if a point has been
registered, can be reminded what fencing is truly about.