A Tale of Two Cities

By

Charles Dickens

- Translated in to Grade II Braille

  By

  Mike Keithley

  Mountain View, California

Table of CONTENTS

Title

Contents

Book the First--Recalled to Life

Book 1 Chapter 1 The Period

Book 1 Chapter 2 The Mail

Book 1 Chapter 3 The Night Shadows

Book 1 Chapter 4 The Preparation

Book 1 Chapter 5 The Wine-shop

Book 1 Chapter 6 The Shoemaker

Book the Second--the Golden Thread

Book 2 Chapter 1 Five Years Later

Book 2 Chapter 2 A Sight

Book 2 Chapter 3 A Disappointment

Book 2 Chapter 4 Congratulatory

Book 2 Chapter 5 The Jackal

Book 2 Chapter 6 Hundreds of People

Book 2 Chapter 7 Monseigneur in Town

Book 2 Chapter 8 Monseigneur in the Country

Book 2 Chapter 9 The Gorgon's Head

Book 2 Chapter 10 Two Promises

Book 2 Chapter 11 A Companion Picture

Book 2 Chapter 12 The Fellow of Delicacy

Book 2 Chapter 13 The Fellow of no Delicacy

Book 2 Chapter 14 The Honest Tradesman

Book 2 Chapter 15 Knitting

Book 2 Chapter 16 Still Knitting

Book 2 Chapter 17 One Night

Book 2 Chapter 18 Nine Days

Book 2 Chapter 19 An Opinion

Book 2 Chapter 20 A Plea

Book 2 Chapter 21 Echoing Footsteps

Book 2 Chapter 22 The Sea still Rises

Book 2 Chapter 23 Fire Rises

Book 2 Chapter 24 Drawn to the Loadstone Rock

Book the Third--the Track of a Storm

Book 3 Chapter 1 In Secret

Book 3 Chapter 2 The Grindstone

Book 3 Chapter 3 The Shadow

Book 3 Chapter 4 Calm in Storm

Book 3 Chapter 5 The Wood-sawyer

Book 3 Chapter 6 Triumph

Book 3 Chapter 7 A Knock at the Door

Book 3 Chapter 8 A Hand at Cards

Book 3 Chapter 9 The Game Made

Book 3 Chapter 10 The Substance of the Shadow

Book 3 Chapter 11 Dusk

Book 3 Chapter 12 Darkness

Book 3 Chapter 13 Fifty-two

Book 3 Chapter 14 The Knitting Done

Book 3 Chapter 15 The Footsteps die out For ever

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