Front:
BRAILLE
ONE-CELL WORDS AND PART-WORD SIGNS
ch child
gh
sh shall
th this
wh which
ed
er
ou out
OW
ea
be bb
con cc
dis dd
en enough
to ff
were gg
his
in
into
was by
st still
ing
ble
ar
com
ne ed
Back:
Louis Braille, a blind Frenchman born in 1809, at the
age of 15 developed the system of touch reading
which consists of embossed dots arranged in six-
space cells and known as BRAILLE. By selecting
one or several dots in characteristic position or
combination, 63 different characters can be formed.
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numbers, whole words and part-word signs and
punctuation.
Card design and Copyright © 1984 by Bertha Napier Reynolds
