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Charles DickensA Tale of Two Cities (November 15, 2006)

LibriVox recording of A Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens.

A Tale of Two Cities (1859) is a historical novel by Charles Dickens; it is moreover a moral novel strongly concerned with themes of guilt, shame, redemption and patriotism.

The plot centers on the years leading up to French Revolution and culminates in the Jacobin Reign of Terror. It tells the story of two men, Charles Darnay and Sydney Carton, who look very alike but are entirely different in character. (Summary from wikipedia)



This audio is part of the collection: LibriVox

Artist/Composer: Charles Dickens
Date: 2006-11-15
Source: Librivox recording of a public-domain text
Keywords: librivox; audiobook; literature; dickens

Creative Commons license: Public Domain


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Bk1 Ch01 - The Period6.25 MB3.28 MB3.13 MB
Bk1 Ch02 - The Mail14 MB7.33 MB6.81 MB
Bk1 Ch03 - The Night Shadows11 MB7.40 MB5.55 MB
Bk1 Ch04 - The Preparation27 MB18 MB14 MB
Bk1 Ch05 - The Wine Shop24 MB13 MB12 MB
Bk1 Ch06 - The Shoemaker22 MB12 MB11 MB
Bk2 Ch01 - Five Years Later13 MB6.86 MB6.56 MB
Bk2 Ch02 - A Sight16 MB8.56 MB8.21 MB
Bk2 Ch03 - A Disappointment33 MB17 MB17 MB
Bk2 Ch04 - Congratulatory16 MB8.53 MB8.04 MB
Bk2 Ch05 - The Jackal13 MB6.97 MB6.64 MB
Bk2 Ch06 - Hundreds of People24 MB14 MB12 MB
Bk2 Ch07 - Monseigneur in Town21 MB12 MB10 MB
Bk2 Ch08 - Monseigneur in the Country12 MB7.77 MB6.24 MB
Bk2 Ch09 - The Gorgon's Head25 MB14 MB13 MB
Bk2 Ch10 - Two Promises19 MB11 MB9.67 MB
Bk2 Ch11 - A Companion Picture7.23 MB4.15 MB3.61 MB
Bk2 Ch12 - The Fellow of Delicacy14 MB7.72 MB6.76 MB
Bk2 Ch13 - The Fellow of no Delicacy17 MB9.33 MB8.38 MB
Bk2 Ch14 - The Honest Tradesman23 MB13 MB11 MB
Bk2 Ch15 - Knitting24 MB13 MB12 MB
Bk2 Ch16 - Still Knitting28 MB15 MB14 MB
Bk2 Ch17 - One Night11 MB6.00 MB5.44 MB
Bk2 Ch18 - Nine Days16 MB8.11 MB7.76 MB
Bk2 Ch19 - An Opinion19 MB12 MB9.68 MB
Bk2 Ch20 - A Plea6.80 MB3.81 MB3.40 MB
Bk2 Ch21 - Echoing Footsteps24 MB12 MB12 MB
Bk2 Ch22 - The Sea Still Rises12 MB6.11 MB5.97 MB
Bk2 Ch23 - Fire Rises18 MB9.62 MB9.09 MB
Bk2 Ch24 - Drawn to the Loadstone Rock27 MB17 MB14 MB
Bk3 Ch01 - In Secret24 MB16 MB12 MB
Bk3 Ch02 - The Grindstone13 MB7.48 MB6.75 MB
Bk3 Ch03 - The Shadow12 MB6.14 MB5.83 MB
Bk3 Ch04 - Calm in Storm14 MB8.68 MB6.89 MB
Bk3 Ch05 - The Wood Sawyer15 MB9.89 MB7.66 MB
Bk3 Ch06 - Triumph16 MB8.83 MB8.01 MB
Bk3 Ch07 - A Knock at the Door11 MB6.05 MB5.38 MB
Bk3 Ch08 - A Hand at Cards28 MB15 MB14 MB
Bk3 Ch09 - The Game Made25 MB14 MB13 MB
Bk3 Ch10 - The Substance of the Shadow33 MB20 MB16 MB
Bk3 Ch11 - Dusk8.48 MB6.61 MB4.24 MB
Bk3 Ch12 - Darkness18 MB13 MB8.93 MB
Bk3 Ch13 - Fifty-two22 MB17 MB11 MB
Bk3 Ch14 - The Knitting Done26 MB15 MB13 MB
Bk3 Ch15 - The Footsteps Die Out For Ever13 MB8.41 MB6.70 MB
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Average Rating: [4.0 out of 5 stars]

Reviewer: ListeninginChicago - [4.0 out of 5 stars] - July 24, 2009
Subject: Well done reading of Dickens
This Dickens classic is read by a wide variety of talented Librivox volunteers. Overall, the reading is very well done and they bring the book to life. When I read to myself, I tend to read quickly and skip. But being read to is a whole other experience - the depth of description and character development that Dickens builds into his novels shines through. Well worth the 15 hour commitment to hear the entire book.


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