Selected quad for the lemma: rest_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
rest_n	hand_n	left_a	match_n	3,304	5	13.2104	5	false

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A06961	A schoole for young souldiers containing in breife the whole discipline of vvarre, especially so much as is meet for captaine to teach, or the souldior to learne, that is, to trayne or to bee trayned : fit to be taught throughout England.	Markham, Gervase, 1568?-1637.	1615 (1615)	STC 17386.5; ESTC S3327	2,045	1

¶ A Schoole for young Souldiers Containing in breife the whole Discipline of VVarre especially so much as is meet for Captaine to teach or the Souldior to learne that is to trayne or to bee trayned Fit to be taught throughout England Reader for thy better direction obserue the course of the figures as they stand in order To Captaines are referred two things 1 Sorting of armes which should be 2 Halfe pikes And halfe sho● And the shot Halfe muskets Halfe harquebusses 3 Strongest for pikes Squarest for muskets Nimblest for harquebus The armours they shall weare shal be these following 4 For the pike a morian curaces gorget pouldron taces sword girdle hanger and pike The musket a morian bandileir sword girdle hanger bullet bagge and rest The harquebus a morian bandileir sword girdle hanger and bullet bagge Or two parts muskets and one part harquebus The men for the weapons 5 Formes of trayning dividing euery company into 6 Squadrons Files Fellowships and then teaching 7 Carriage of armes which must be 8 Most comely euery seuerall weapon learning these Postures following Postures of the Pike 15 9 Order your pike Aduance your pike Set down your pike Shoulder your pike Leuel your pike Slope your pike Port your pike Charge your pike Check your pike Traile your pike Charge against the right foote and draw your sword Charge your pike backeward Right to your first order Lay downe your pike Take vp your pike Postures of the Musket 40 March with the Musket-rest in the right hand March and with the Musket carry the rest Sinke your rest and vnshoulder your musket Hold vp your musket with the right hand and let it sincke in the left In the left hand hold your musket and carry your rest with it Into the right hand take your march Hold well your match between your fingers and blow it Cocke your match Try your match Blow your match and open your panne Hold vp your musket and present Giue fire Take down your musket and cary it with the rest Vncocke your match Ioyne your match againe betweene your fingers Blow your pan Proine your panne Shut your panne Cast off your pan Blow off your panne Cast about your musket Traile your rest Open your charges Charge your musket Your scowring-sticke draw out Take your scowring sticke shorter Ramme your powder Your scowring sticke draw out Take your scowring sticke shorter Put vp your scowring sticke home Bring forward your musket with the left hand Hold vp your musket with the right hand and recouer your rest Shoulder your Musket March and carry the Rest with it Vnshoulder your musket Lay your Musket on the Rest Hold your Musket on the Rest hold your Musket in the Rest and with the left hand only balance Take your match into the right hand Guard your panne and stand readie Postures of the Harquebuse 42 Shoulder your piece and march Vnshoulder your piece With the right hand hold it vp In the left hand take the piece In the right hand take the match Hold well your match and blowe it Cocke your match Trie your match Blow your match Open your panne Present your piece Giue fire Take downe the piece and in the left hand holde it Vncock your match Ioyne it againe twixe your fingers Blow your panne Proyne your panne Shut your panne Shake off your pan Blowe off your loose cornes Turne about your piece To your left side let it sinke Open your charges Charge your piece Your scowring sticke draw out Take your scowring sticke shorter Ram your powder Your scowring sticke draw out Take your scowring sticke shorter Put vp your scowring sticke home With the left hand bring forward the piece With the right hand hold it vp Shoulder your piece Hold your piece well on your shoulder and march Vnshoulder your piece In the left hand let it sincke With the left hand alone holde the piece In the right hand take the match Cocke your match Trie your match Blow off your match Guard your panne and stand ready 10 Vse of armes which must be the 11 Vse of the pike in receiuing or giuing a charge the first beeing pike against horse the second pike against pike vse of shot is how to present his piece take his leuell and giue his vo●ce 12 March in which 13 Euery man shall obserue his Leader and them of each hand mouing as they moue 14 Mo●ion is mouing 15 Without marching 16 As turning on any hand 17 Changing of place 18 As doubling of rankes or Files 19 All mouing yet none marching as 20 Opening or closing of Ranks or Files 21 Sounds of the drumme which is to know 22 A march A troope A charge A retreit A call The watch going to the mine ● 23 Words of direction which are 24 Leaders stand forward with your Files Rankes open forward 5 paces Faces to the right hand turne Faces to the left hand turne Faces about turne Open your files Close your files Open your files to the right hand Open your files to the left hand Close your files to the right hand Close your files to the left hand Double your file to the right hand Double your file to the left hand Double your ranks to the right hād Double your ranks to the left hand As you were Rancks from behinde close Ranckes open backward paces 5. Files on the right hand turne Rancks on the right hand turne Front passe thorow Followers passe thorow Front as you were Files as you were Counter-march to the right hand Counter-march to the left hand Cast off your files to the right hād Cast off your files to the left hand Double your front to the right hād Double your front to the left hand Double your reare to the right hād Double your reare to the left hand FINIS LONDON Printed for Iohn Trundle dwelling in Barbican at the signe of Nobody