A Tale of Two Cities (version 4)
Charles Dickens
Read by Hamlet
A small group of people become embroiled in the tumultuous events of the French Revolution. - Summary by Brad Filippone (13 hr 28 min)
Chapters
| 1-1 The Period | 6:39 | Read by Hamlet |
| 1-2 The Mail | 11:57 | Read by Hamlet |
| 1-3 The Night Shadows | 10:35 | Read by Hamlet |
| 1-4 The Preparation | 24:26 | Read by Hamlet |
| 1-5 The Wine-Shop | 24:06 | Read by Hamlet |
| 1-6 The Shoemaker | 24:09 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-1 Five Years Later | 14:22 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-2 A Sight | 13:15 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-3 A Disappointment | 27:52 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-4 Congratulatory | 12:56 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-5 The Jackal | 12:41 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-6 Hundreds of People | 26:28 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-7 Monseigneur in Town | 20:27 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-8 Monseigneur in the Country | 11:39 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-9 The Gorgon's Head | 23:57 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-10 Two Promises | 18:46 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-11 A Companion Picture | 8:28 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-12 The Fellow of Delicacy | 14:41 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-13 The Fellow of No Delicacy | 11:10 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-14 The Honest Tradesman | 22:37 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-15 Knitting | 27:01 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-16 Still Knitting | 24:36 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-17 One Night | 12:13 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-18 Nine Days | 13:58 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-19 An Opinion | 18:21 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-20 A Plea | 7:44 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-21 Echoing Footsteps | 24:39 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-22 The Sea Still Rises | 11:39 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-23 Fire Rises | 15:59 | Read by Hamlet |
| 2-24 Drawn to the Loadstone Rock | 25:34 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-1 In Secret | 24:50 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-2 The Grindstone | 14:25 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-3 The Shadow | 10:28 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-4 Calm in Storm | 12:20 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-5 The Wood-Sawyer | 13:29 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-6 Triumph | 14:53 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-7 A Knock at the Door | 11:24 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-8 A Hand at Cards | 26:37 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-9 The Game Made | 26:35 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-10 The Substance of the Shadow | 35:16 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-11 Dusk | 9:02 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-12 Darkness | 18:37 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-13 Fifty-two | 26:06 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-14 The Knitting Done | 26:52 | Read by Hamlet |
| 3-15 The Footsteps Die Out For Ever | 14:33 | Read by Hamlet |
Reviews
A LibriVox Listener
One of the most powerful stories I have ever listened to. The reader has a clear and pleasant voice and carries you through the story seamlessly. The character voices are done very well and keep in line with the personalities. I will definitely be listening to many more!
Not the Best Dickens Story
Bruce King
Excellent reader. Probably the most often quoted tale by Dickens, and second most well-known behind A Christmas Carol. An average Dickens story is better than the the best from most other authors. Rife with symbolism and metaphor. A timeless story of political import.
Brad is an excellent narrator
Los Vegos
What a gift Brad has given us by donating his tremendous reading talent to this timeless book. Thank you very much, sir. It is a pleasure to listen!
Josh McCormack
A LibriVox Listener
Great job reading. Easy to listen to and at a good pace. Emotional without seeming like a one man puppet show.
Dickens is such an amazing writer
karen
The complexity of Dickens’s writings astounded me. I’m looking forward to the next book on Librivox
I enjoyed the narrator’s voice. he did an excellent job of making the story com…
A LibriVox Listener
A Tale of Two Cities (version 4)
PDXer
So good and wonderfully read. Bravo!
A LibriVox Listener
A masterpiece beautifully read that brought me to tears in the end.