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Braille Module 71 Mock Manuscripts

PROFITT Curriculum Module # 71 – Mock Manuscripts

Braille Module 71-1

Braille Module 71 Mock Manuscripts

Summary

Goal(s): The goal is for the student to practice structuring two books in preparation for transcription of their own

manuscript.

SMART Objectives: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Time-sensitive

By the end of this module, students should

be able to:

BS71.1: Develop proficient knowledge of a

glossary for transcribers.

BS71.2: Demonstrate proficiency through a mock manuscript for the book Karla Faye Tucker Set Free.

BS71.3: Demonstrate proficiency through a mock manuscript for the book The Hidden Smile of God.

Instructor: Braille instructor

Delivery Method(s):

Lecture Classroom reading Discussion

One-on-one reading Hands–on

Length: 5 hours Three topics

Any Applicable Business and/or Soft Skills:

Corresponding LOC Manual: Lessons 1-20

Take Away Message(s): You have done very well towards the goal of becoming a certified braille transcriptionist. The manuscript is the last stop. Once you have passed this test you will be able to move to another level. Take to heart all the knowledge you have gained and apply it to your manuscript. The two mock manuscripts will save you valuable time and energy. Study them on your own and you will find it easier to structure, transcribe, and proofread your own manuscript. "The best index to a person’s character is (a) how he treats people who can’t do him any good, and (b) how he treats people who can’t fight back." — Abigail Van Buren

You have been given all the tools to help others. Use them wisely and you will exceed your expectations!


Braille Module 71-2

Instructor Preparation

Title of Module: Manuscript and Certification

The purpose of this module is to read a list of glossary terms the student will need to know. They will also demonstrate proficiency of the literary braille rules through examining two different mock manuscripts. The students will be given different situations and the

answers on how to transcribe these issues.

Agenda – topics to be covered in the module and length of each item

Topic: Manuscript and Certification Time Allotted: 5 hours

A. Glossary of Terms

(1 hour)

B. Karla Faye Tucker Set Free

(2 hours)

C. The Hidden Smile of God

(2 hours)

Materials and Supplies – items needed in order to carry out the agenda and classroom activities

1. Computer with Perky Duck

2. LOC Manual

3. EBAE

4. Handouts: Glossary for Transcribers (71.A.1) (Located in Supplements Book),

Formatting a Manuscript: Karla Faye Tucker (71.B.1) and Formatting a Manuscript:

The Hidden Smile of God (71.C.1).

5. Pencil

Classroom Preparation – steps to follow when setting up the learning environment

1. Each workstation should have a computer, a braille writer, a slate and stylus, an LOC

Manual, an EBAE, a means of communicating with the embosser and printer (network

or thumb drive), braille paper (not-tractor feed), a braille eraser, pen/pencil, notebook,

and highlighter.


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Curriculum Content

A. Glossary of Terms (1 hour)

Objective BS71.1: Develop proficient knowledge of a glossary for transcribers.

PREINSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES

The instructor will be familiar with the handout Appendix F Glossary for Transcribers from Braille Formats Principles of Print-to-Braille Transcription, 2011. This is a glossary of terms the students may come across in their braille career.

You will need copies of the handout: Glossary for Transcribers (71.A.1).

CONTENT PRESENTATION AND LEARNER PARTICIPATION

The instructor will pass out the handout to each student. As a class the students will go over this handout and look at the words and definitions. As an example, these definitions will help the students know the difference between poetry and

an epigraph.

Some reminders to the students:

“Although these definitions made seem redundant you will need to keep them handy as a help tool you when you are trying to decide how to transcribe the different types of print matter. You will have to know what each item is so that when it is transcribed the braille reader will know

what it is by the format.

You may want to write out the definitions you feel you need most next to the word in your literary book. This will allow you to have a quick

reference at your fingertips.”

B. Karla Faye Tucker Set Free (2 hours)

Objective BS71.2: Demonstrate proficiency through a mock manuscript for the book

Karla Faye Tucker Set Free.


The instructor will be familiar with the book and format for the book Karla Faye Tucker Set Free. All needed content is in the handout: Formatting a Manuscript: Karla Faye Tucker (71.B.1).

You will need copies of: Formatting a Manuscript: Karla Faye Tucker (71.B.1).


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This activity is designed to teach the students’ how to apply the literary rules for the manuscript. The instructor will need to put a packet together for each student with the print pages and the braille pages together in this manner:

Print Text

PRELIMINARY PAGE 1 (cont.) —TITLE PAGE (cont.) (19.2b)

Section 1

…

Corresponding Braille Text 1.01 °°°°°°°°°,,K>LA°,,FAYE°,,TUCK]°°°°°°°P#A 1.02 °°°°°°°°°°°°°°,,SET°,,FREE°°°°°°°°°°°°°° 1.03 °°°°°°°,LIFE°@&°,FAI?°ON°,D1?°,R[°°°°°°°

…

Each print page will be followed by a braille page. This will allow the students to look at the braille and the print at the same time to compare the text. Most publications for braille are set up like this. This arrangement allows a line-by-line assessment with explanations to help the students understand the various format, contraction usage, special symbols,

headings, etc.


As a class, the students will go over the print and braille text in order to grasp the various items they will have to transcribe in their manuscript. This file starts with the title page and contains all of the preliminary pages needed, plus the first page of text.

The instructor will say to the students (before the students study the packet):

“Since formatting and transcribing a book can be a complicated task we have selected two books in which to analyze. The first book we will research is called

Karla Faye Tucker Set Free.

This is a mock manuscript of the Karla Faye Tucker Set Free book to help you see how your trial manuscript is supposed to look. This mock manuscript is a valuable tool for you to look at now and in the future. Until you fine tune your understanding of the title page and preliminary page you will have this as a help

tool, along with the LOC rules.

You can open your package and see that each print page has a corresponding braille page. You will want to lay these open so you can view both the print and braille text at the same time.

This package starts with the title page. Remember that the Library of Congress requires the title page to be centered. This is a thorough explanation of the title

page, but if you have questions please stop and ask.”

At this time the students will study the packet.


Braille Module 71-5

ASSESSMENT

This module provides information on how to transcribe a 35-page trial manuscript. As the instructor, you can use discretion in determining the need for various assessments based

on the content, lesson length, flow of instruction, etc.

C. The Hidden Smile of God (2 hours)

Objective BS71.3: Demonstrate proficiency through a mock manuscript for the book The Hidden Smile of God.


The instructor will be familiar with the book and format of the book: The Hidden Smile of God.

You will need copies of: The Hidden Smile of God (71.C.1).

Print Text


…

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…

This activity is designed to teach the students’ how to apply the Literary rules to the manuscript. The instructor will need to put the packet with the print pages and the braille pages, as they did in the previous section. Each print page will be followed by a braille page. This will allow the students to look at the braille and the print at the same time to

compare.


As a class, the students will go over the print and braille text in order to grasp the various items they will have to transcribe in their manuscript. This file starts with the title page

and contains all of the preliminary pages needed, plus the first page of text.

The instructor will say to the students:

“This is a mock manuscript of the book The Hidden Smile of God. Although you learned how to transcribe the book Karla Faye Tucker Set Free in the previous section, this book is arranged differently. Since no two print books are exactly alike

examining this book will allow you see a different format.

Since either of these books may show you format that you may come across in the book you have chosen you will want to pay close attention. Braille has an ample amount of details to pay attention to. Everything from the order of the preliminary


Braille Module 71-6

pages and special symbols, to making sure the contractions you are using can

actually be employed.

Remember that a braille transcription has an order for everything. One thing you will want to pay attention to is the sequence of each item according to the LOC

rules. This way you will not have any points deducted on your manuscript.

It is very easy to reverse characters, like the letter sign or the two cell transcriber’s

note symbol. You will want to make sure you have the correct dots in every cell.”

ASSESSMENT

This module provided information on how to transcribe a 35-page trial manuscript. As the instructor, you can use discretion in determining the need for various assessments based on the content, lesson length, flow of instruction, etc.


Braille Module 71-7

Braille Module 71 Mock Manuscripts Handouts


Braille Module 71-8

FORMATTING A MANUSCRIPT:

KARLA FAYE TUCKER SET FREE (71.B.1)

The certification manuscript must consist of at least 35 full braille pages which is approximately 875 lines of text, including preliminary pages, taken from a general reading book. Several partial pages can be added together to total 25 braille lines, to count as one braille page. If a transcription includes a dedication page that contains less than 25 braille

lines and all other pages are full then 36 braille pages must be submitted.

The Library of Congress requires that all manuscripts be prepared using literary- style pagination. The book used must also contain a table of contents. The LOC requires that

the braille title page be centered in format (19.2b(1)) and (20.4).

Paragraphs in general literary reading material are transcribed in braille with the first word of each new paragraph beginning in cell-3 on a new line. All of the following lines will then begin in cell-1. This rule applies even if the print text is in blocked form with blank lines between the paragraphs. Never leave a blank line between the paragraphs unless the print indicates a break in thought or scene with symbols, one or more blank lines, or extra

spacing (2.2).

When headings occupy an uneven number of cells so that it cannot be perfectly centered, move the heading off center by one cell to the left, so that the extra blank cell falls to the

right of the heading (17.1a) cross ref. (page xiv).

Since this serves as a test of the rules of literary braille format, a manuscript must be prepared using only the rules for literary braille. All manuscripts should be submitted in single-sided embossed form. Separate and remove all blank pages. It is not necessary for

the pages to be bound. If you choose to do so, then use a plastic-spiral binder.

An actual copy of the print book used for the certification manuscript or photocopies of each of the pages transcribed, needs to accompany the manuscript (20.1).

The book that is selected for the trial manuscript must contain a table of contents. The manuscript should resemble a complete braille book as closely as possible. It should be transcribed using a 40-cell braille line and it must have a running head. When the required number of pages has been transcribed, end at a logical place such as at the end of a paragraph. The words THE END must be placed on the last braille page and should be centered following a blank line. If the text ends on line 24 of the last braille page then no

blank line is left (19.9) and (20.2).

For the purpose of this exercise, only a few print pages from the books “Karla Faye Tucker Set Free” and “The Hidden Smile of God” have been selected.

71.B.1


Braille Module 71-9

PRELIMINARY PAGE— TITLE PAGE (19.2b)

The Library of Congress requires that each line of the title page of the certification manuscript be centered on the page. The items on a title page are usually grouped into the following sections, with a blank line between each section:

1) Title, subtitle, series name

2) Author's name

3) Publisher, copyright, reproduction notice, ISBN

4) Year of braille transcription, transcriber's name, group affiliation and address

5) Volume number and braille page numbers

The title of the book is always listed on line 1 with the braille page numbers on line 25. If there is enough information to fill out the page in this way, leaving one blank line between groupings then place the word by on the line above the transcriber’s name. If more space is available then two blank lines may be left between groupings, starting at the bottom of the page and work up (19.2b (2)).

When there is more information than will allow for blank lines to be left between each of the groupings mentioned above, condense the information by placing the word by on the same line as the date of the transcription. Another line can be saved, if space is needed, by combining the publisher’s information (Published by followed by the name of the publisher and the first city and state if given). If even more lines are needed, some of the blank lines that separate the groupings may be deleted, starting at the bottom of the page and work up (19.2b (2)).

A question that has often been asked is “do you add the word ‘by’ when transcribing the copyright information on the title page”? Constance Risjord, co-author of the Instruction Manual for Braille Transcribing, Fifth Edition, 2009 was consulted regarding this and she states “there is no rule, but notice that all the examples that we have of title pages use ‘by’ for the publisher, copyright, and transcriber.” This is preferred because it’s consistent.

However, you learned in 8.1e that when the word by occurs at the end of a braille line and there is room to spell it out, it is preferable to contract it and join it to the next word on the next line. On the title page, when the lines are centered, it is often clearer to spell out the word by. Whether you choose to contract and join or spell it out you need to be consistent and braille the word by in the same way wherever it occurs on the title page (with publisher, copyright and transcriber information).

Every certification manuscript must be prepared using literary-style pagination. The actual print page number is ignored because the preliminary and text pages are numbered consecutively with only braille page numbers. The braille page numbers are placed at the right margin of line one on every page (19.2a). 71.B.1


Braille Module 71-10

PRELIMINARY PAGE 1—TITLE PAGE (19.2b)

KARLA FAYE TUCKER

SET FREE

Life & Faith on Death Row

LINDA STROM

Published by

WaterBrook Press

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Copyright © 2006 by

Linda Strom

Further reproduction or distribution in other

than a specialized format is prohibited.

Transcription of

ISBN 978-0-307-72978-1

Transcribed 2012 by

Your Name

City, State

In 1 Volume

Braille Pages p1-p7 and 1-9 71.B.1




Section 1

LINE 1-2 — The title of the book is fully capitalized (19.2b (3)). There must be

at least three blank cells preceding the title and three blank cells

between the end of the title and the preliminary page number

(19.2b (4)) and (19.3b). Use literary-style pagination (17.7a).

Braille preliminary pages are numbered consecutively. The number

is preceded by the letter p and the number sign and placed at the

right margin of line 1 on every page (19.2a).

LINE 3 — Subtitle of book; (single capitalization) (19.2b (4)).

Section 2

LINE 5 — Author’s name; (fully capitalized) (19.2b (5)).

Section 3

LINES 8-10 — Publisher (use the words; Published by) before the name of

publisher, principal city and state (19.2b(6)).

LINE 11 — Copyright word and symbol if shown in print, with only the latest

date given and the word by only if it is in print (19. 2b (8)).

LINE 12 — Copyright holders information (19.2b (8)).

LINES 13-14 — Permission from publisher notice; fully centered on the page using

two braille lines (19.2b(7)).

LINE 15 — Transcription of (19.2b (9).

LINE 16 — ISBN Number; (use both 10 and 13 series if given), with

punctuation ie; colon (if it appears in print) (19.2b (9)).

Section 4

LINE 19 — Transcribed year by (19.2b (10)). If there are too many blank

lines in between groups, place the word by (capitalize if it is standing

alone) on the line above the transcriber’s name (19.2b(2)).

LINE 20 — Your name (19.2b (10)).

LINE 21 — City, State (match state abbreviation or spelling with the publisher’s

information above) (19.2b 11)).

Section 5

LINE 24 — In 1 Volume (19.2b (12)) and (20.4).

LINE 25 — Braille and preliminary page numbers (19.2b (12)). 71.B.1



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PRELIMINARY PAGE 2—DEDICATION PAGE (19.2 & 19.2c)

Regardless of where a dedication is placed in a book, it is always placed immediately following the title page in braille as a preliminary page in Volume 1 only. The format for a dedication is to be centered vertically on a page by itself, the lines may be centered, indented as a paragraph, or blocked at the left margin. You must follow the indention pattern in print as closely as possible in braille (19.2c).

Because the example dedication page consists of less than 25 braille lines it is treated as a partial page. Therefore, an extra braille page must be added to complete your manuscript.

LINE 1 — Running head (17.1d), Preliminary page number (19.2a).

LINES 2-5 — The necessary blank lines to center the dedication vertically (19.2c).

LINE 6 — Center heading: capitalize as shown in print (17.1a) and (19.2c).

LINE 7 — Blank line is required after a centered heading (17.1a).

LINES 8-13 — In this example, the text is centered and indented because that is

how it appears in print. It is important to maintain the line by line

alignment of the braille as close as possible to the print text (19.2c).

LINE 14 — A blank line is left between paragraphs because it is following

print.

LINES 15-20 — The lines of the text are centered and indented following print as

close as possible for the line per line alignment (19.2c).

LINES 21-25 — The dedication needs to be centered vertically (19.2c).

In the example there are 4 blank lines left at the top of the text and

5 blank lines left at the bottom of the text. When it is necessary to

divide an uneven number of lines leave the greater number at the

bottom of the page to balance (19.2c). 71.B.1



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71.B.1



PRELIMINARY PAGE 3—SPECIAL SYMBOLS PAGE (19.2d)

The transcriber should use their best judgment in determining which symbols are common or rare enough that they need to be included on a special symbols page. Special symbols should be listed in the order that they appear in the text.


LINES 3-4 — Center heading; SPECIAL SYMBOLS USED IN THIS VOLUME,

fully capitalized (17.1a) and (19.2d).

LINES 6-10 — Listed items (18.3). Use list format beginning each symbol in cell-1

and its runovers in cell-3 followed by its name according to how it is

used in the text. When the symbols function is not self-

explanatory, give an explanation of the symbol’s function or a brief

description of the print sign. Use single capitalization for each item

listed. When a listed symbol only contains right hand dots or only

dots in the middle and/or lowest rows of the cell (such as the

termination indicator) enclose the dot numbers in parentheses

following the symbol and a space.

71.B.1



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PRELIMINARY PAGE 4—TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE PAGE (19.2e)

Anything that is added, omitted, or changed to the print text is explained on the

Transcriber's Notes page so that the reader will be informed of the rearrangement. For

example, the section About the Author appears before the Table of Contents in print. In

braille it is transposed and placed on the braille page after the Table of Contents page in

Volume 1 only. This transposition is noted on the Transcriber’s Note page in Volume 1

only.


LINE 3 — Center heading; TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES, fully capitalized.

LINES 5-9 — Explanation of the use of Computer Braille Code Symbols

(CBC Update 2010).

LINES 10-12 — Explanation of the text transposition (19.3b).

LINES 13-14 — Explanation of the omission of the photographs and captions.

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PRELIMINARY PAGE 5—TABLE OF CONTENTS (19.2f) (19.2f (1))

For the purpose of the trial manuscript, the Table of Contents page in braille will only contain the chapters and pages that actually appear within the pages of the manuscript. Do not braille the entire table of contents. Substitute the appropriate braille page number for the page number shown in the print table of contents. Since the manuscript consists of only one volume there is no need to center the heading Volume One as it normally would be done in a complete transcription of an entire book (20.4).


LINE 3 — The heading Contents is centered and follows print capitalization.

Print should be followed if there is a different word used in place of

Contents. (19.2f (1)).

LINE 5 — Place the word Page at the right margin. If print includes the single

word Chapter, Essay, Stories or a similar heading preceding each

listed item, that heading should be placed at the left margin on

the same line as the word ‘Page’. If no heading appears in print as in

the example, do not add one in braille (19.2f (1)).

LINES 6-7 — Foreword and acknowledgments are major divisions and should be

separated from the rest of the items in the table of contents by a

blank line. The format for these listed items is 1/3, since there are no

subdivisions in the entire table of contents (19.2f (1)).

LINES 9-10 — The part heading and it’s number (Part One) must be centered on the

braille line and placed above the heading (The Road To Death Row);

a blank line must precede only the first heading.

LINE 11 — When the print text only has main items in the table of contents

the format is 1/3 for every main item (19.2f (1)).

Guide dots should be placed between the listed main item and

it’s page number whenever at least two dots can be fit between

them (19.2f (1)).

All print page numbers should be substituted by the braille page

number in which they appear in the braille edition (19.2f).

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PRELIMINARY PAGE 6—ABOUT THE AUTHOR (19.2h)

About the Author is part of the front matter material that is included in the braille preliminary pages. This is a biographical sketch of the author(s) and it is usually found in the cover/jacket portion of the book. In which case, it is omitted in the certification manuscript (20.4). However, in this book it appears before the table of contents, as shown in this example (19.2g). Therefore, it treated as front matter material (19.2h).

Include this material on a preliminary page after the Table of Contents page (19.2).


LINE 3 — The heading is centered, following print for capitalization (17.1a).

LINES 5-12 — Indented paragraph format is used even though in print, the

paragraph is in block form (2.2).

LINES 13-17 — When three or less special symbols, that require an explanation,

occur only once or seldom they should be in a transcriber’s note

inserted immediately before the affected text.

LINE 21 — Website address. When an electronic address is embedded in text,

leave one blank cell before and after it to represent the blank

spaces in print. Braille the entire electronic address, including any

opening or closing indicators, on one braille line when possible,

even if this means leaving a large part of the preceding line blank

as is shown in this example (EBAE Appendix C3).

LINE 22 — Leave one blank line before and after displayed material (15.5).

LINES 23-25 — Displayed material. Follow print format. In this example the print is

shown in a blocked format (15.5).

— The paragraph format of 3/1 continues in braille, regardless of the

blocked format in print (2.2). Use emphasis indicators for print

italics only where it is needed for distinction. In this example, italics

are used for the name of the book so they are also retained in braille

(15.1).

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PRELIMINARY PAGE 7—ABOUT THE AUTHOR (cont.) (19.2h) (cont.)


LINE 2 — A blank line has been left here to honor the quoted/displayed

material rule. When material must be followed by a blank line ends

on either line 24 or 25, leave a blank line at the top of the next page

following the running head (15.5).

LINES 3-5 — The paragraph format of 3/1 continues in braille, regardless of the

blocked format in print (2.2). Use emphasis indicators for print

italics only where it is needed for distinction. In this example, italics

are used for the name of the book so they are also retained in

braille (15.1).

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FIRST PAGE OF TEXT—FOREWORD (19.3c)

The foreword is the first front matter item that is part of the narrative text. Because of this, in braille it is placed on a page by itself in the first volume only. This will be the first page of text in braille. Follow print for heading and text capitalization. Use the indented paragraph format of 3/1. Continue using literary-style pagination. Braille pages are numbered consecutively and placed at the right margin of line 1 on every page (17.7a). In addition to using just a running head on the first page of text, place the complete book title and subtitle (if any) (19.3b).

LINES 1-2 — Centered heading; Title, fully capitalized, with three blank cells

preceding it and three blank cells between the end of the title and

the braille page number (19.3b). The braille page number is

placed at the right margin of line 1 on every page (19.3a).

LINE 3 — Centered heading; Subtitle (17.1a) and (19.3b).

LINE 5 — Centered heading (17.1a).

LINE 8 — Biblical References with spelled-out book names (17.5b (2)).

When transcribing a publication that is primarily devoted to

religious topics and contains numerous biblical quotations, as

shown in this example, use the following guidelines to condense

the spelled-out book names:

Print should be followed and a space left between the name and the following chapter number.

The chapter number and verse(s) are transcribed using a number indicator with each and leaving no blank space

between the two.

When condensing, do not divide the chapter and verse between braille lines.

Print colons and commas are ignored.

Arabic numbers are substituted for roman numerals.

Regardless of print, hyphens are used to join verses to verses and chapters to chapters.

A dash is used to join verses to chapters.

LINES 7-25 — The indented paragraph format is used even though it

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SECOND PAGE OF TEXT—FOREWORD (cont.) (19.3c)

LINE 1 — Running head (17.1d), braille page number (19.3a).

LINES 2-25 — Indented paragraph continues. Paragraphs in general reading

material are indicated in braille by starting the first word of each

new paragraph in cell-3 of a new line. This indented paragraph

format is used even though it is shown in print with the

paragraphs in block form with blank lines between each

paragraph (2.2).

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entire phrase is emphasized with italics and it is also enclosed in

quotation marks. In braille, retain only the quotation marks and

ignore the special typeface.

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author, and his/her affiliation that follows it, is referred to as the

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to follow print. When the credit line appears on the line after the

print text, it should begin 4 cells to the right of the beginning of

the preceding braille line. If there are any runovers, they should

be blocked in the same cell. In this example, the preceding braille

line started in cell-1. Therefore, the credit line begins in cell-5 on

the line immediately below it. Since it is blocked, the next line also

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paragraph (2.2).

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the print text has ended (15.3).

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are preceded by a single capital indicator in braille (14.1a).

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then both should be placed on the same braille line. Do this as long as

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on one braille line then for consistency place all chapter headings on

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line. Do not leave a blank line either before or after the line

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this purpose on the Special Symbols page. If a line containing such

asterisks occurs on line 25 of the braille page, it is not necessary to

leave a blank line at the top of the next braille page.






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NINTH PAGE OF TEXT—ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF MATERIAL BORROWED (19.2h

(4))

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71.B.1



FORMATTING A MANUSCRIPT:

THE HIDDEN SMILE OF GOD (71.C.1)

PRELIMINARY PAGE 1—TITLE PAGE (19.2b)

THE HIDDEN SMILE OF GOD

The Fruit of Affliction in the Lives of

John Bunyan, William

Cowper, and David Brainerd

The Swans Are Not Silent

Book Two

JOHN PIPER

Published by

Crossway Books

Wheaton, Illinois

Copyright © 2001 by John Piper

Further reproduction or distribution in other

than a specialized format is prohibited.

Transcription of

ISBN 13: 978-1-58134-247-5

ISBN 10: 1-58134-247-0

Transcribed (year) by

Your Name

City, State

In 1 Volume

Braille pages p1-p8 and 1-15 71.C.1



PRELIMINARY PAGE 1—TITLE PAGE (cont.) (19.2b) The blank lines that separate the groupings can be adjusted as needed, starting at

the bottom of the page and working up. There must be a blank line left between the title (and subtitle and series name if there is one as in the example) and the author’s name, and another between the author’s name and the following publishing information (19.2b (2)). Section 1 LINE 1 —The title of the book is fully capitalized (19.2b (3)). There must be at least three blank cells preceding the title and three blank cells between the end of the title and the preliminary page number (19.2b (4)) (19.3b). Use literary-style pagination (17.7a). Braille preliminary pages are numbered consecutively. The number is preceded by the letter p and the number sign and placed at the right margin of line 1 on every page (19.2a). LINES 2-4 — Subtitle of book, (single capitalization) (19.2b (4)). LINES 5-6 — Series name (if any) (single capitalization) (19.2b (2)). Section 2 LINE 8 — Author’s name, (fully capitalized). Only use the word by before the author’s name as shown in print (19.2b (5)). Section 3 LINES 10-12 — Publisher (use the words: Published by) before the name of publisher, principal city and state (if given) (19.2b(6)). LINE 13 — Copyright word and symbol as shown in print, with only the latest date (19.2b (8)). LINES 14-15 — Permission from publisher; fully centered on the page using two braille lines (19.2b (7)). LINE 16 — Transcription of (this is added even though it is not shown in print) (19.2b (9)). LINES 17-18 — ISBN Number; Use both 10 and 13 series, if given and each is brailled on consecutive lines (19.2b (9)). Section 4 LINE 20 — Transcribed (year) (19.2b (10)). LINE 21 — By joined to (your name); for consistency the word by was contracted and joined to the name because it is also contracted and joined to the word following it with the publisher and copyright information (19.2b (10)). LINE 22 — City and State (match state abbreviation or spelling with the publisher’s information above) (19.2b 11)). Section 5 LINE 24 — In 1 Volume (19.2b (12)). LINE 25 — Braille pages (both preliminary and text pages) (19.2b (12)).

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PRELIMINARY PAGE 2—DEDICATION PAGE (19.2 & 19.2c)

Regardless of where a dedication is placed in a book, it is always placed

immediately following the title page in braille as a preliminary page in Volume 1 only. The

format for a dedication is to be centered vertically on a page by itself, the lines may be

centered, indented as a paragraph, or blocked at the left margin. You must follow the

indention pattern in print as closely as possible in braille (19.2c).

Because the example dedication page consists of less than 25 braille lines it is

treated as a partial page. Therefore, an extra braille page must be added to complete your

manuscript.


LINES 2-10 — Necessary blank lines to center the dedication vertically (19.2c).

LINES 11-16 — In this example, it was decided to center the text as in print and

follow print as closely as possible for line alignment of the text

(19.2c).

LINES 17-25 — Leave the necessary blank lines to center the dedication vertically

(19.2c). In the example there are an equal number of blank lines at

the top and at the bottom. When it is necessary to divide an uneven

number of lines, leave the greater number at the bottom of the

page for balance.

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PRELIMINARY PAGE 3—SPECIAL SYMBOLS PAGE (19.2d)

The transcriber should use their best judgment in determining which symbols are

common or rare enough that they need to be included on a special symbols page.

However, if a symbol is used only one time in a volume, it should be explained in a

transcriber's note in the text (19.2d).

In the case of the use of the dagger in the dedication, it was decided to include it

on the Special Symbols page rather than interrupt the text on the dedication page with a

transcriber's note. List the symbols in the order in which they are found in the volume

(18.3a).


LINES 3-4 — Centered heading, SPECIAL SYMBOLS USED IN THIS VOLUME, fully

capitalized (17.1a) (19.2d).

LINE 6 — Copyright symbol; Listed items (18.3). Use list format beginning each

symbol in cell-1 and its runovers in cell-3 followed by its name according

to how it is used in the text. When the symbols function is not self-

explanatory, give an explanation of the symbol’s function or a brief

description of the print sign. Use single capitalization for each item

listed. When a listed symbol only contains right hand dots or only

dots in the middle and/or lowest rows of the cell (such as the

termination indicator) enclose the dot numbers in parentheses

following the symbol and a space (19.2d).

LINE 7 — Superscript dagger; dot numbers given in parentheses, and a brief

description of its function in the particular transcription should always be

included.

LINES 8-9 — Reference symbol; (dot numbers given in parentheses) with a brief

description of its function in the particular transcription should always be

included.

LINE 10 — Accent symbol, dot numbers given in parentheses, and a brief description

of its function in the particular transcription should always be included.

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PRELIMINARY PAGE 4—TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE PAGE (19.2e)

Anything that is added, omitted or changed in the transcription is explained in the

Transcriber's Notes Page. If a symbol is used only once, or rarely in a volume, it should be

explained in a transcriber’s note within the text. In this case, the use of the dagger known

also as the “death dagger” in the dedication is explained here rather than interrupting the

text with a transcriber's note on the dedication page.


LINE 3 — Centered heading; TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES, fully capitalized (17.1a)

(19.2e).

LINES 5-8 — The transcriber’s explanation for the dagger usage.

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PRELIMINARY PAGE 5—TABLE OF CONTENTS (19.2f) (19.2f (1))

For the purpose of the trial manuscript, the Table of Contents page in braille will

only contain the chapters and pages that actually appear within the pages of the

manuscript. Do not braille the entire table of contents. Substitute the appropriate braille

page number for the page number shown in the print table of contents. Since the

manuscript consists of only one volume there is no need to center the heading Volume

One as it normally would be done in a complete transcription of an entire book (20.4).


LINE 3 — The heading CONTENTS is centered and follows print capitalization.

Print should be followed if there is a different heading (19.2f (1)).

LINE 5 — Place the word Page at the right margin. If print includes the single

word Chapter, Essay, Stories or a similar heading preceding each listed

item, that heading should be placed at the left margin on the same

line as the word Page. If no heading appears in print, do not add

one in braille (19.2f (1)). In this example the word Chapter is

repeated therefore, it was necessary to move to line 5 to avoid

duplication.

LINES 6-9 — Preface, acknowledgments, and introduction are all major divisions

and should be separated from the rest of the items in the table of

contents by a blank line. The format for these listed items is 1/3 since

there are no subdivisions in the entire table of contents. (19.2f(1)).

LINES 11-13 — Print shows only main entries throughout the entire table of contents.

Therefore, the format for every listed main item is 1/3 (19.2f(1)).

Do not use emphasis indicators for print italics except where needed

for distinction. In this example ignore italics for the chapter headings,

(19.2f); these headings are not in italics throughout the book either.

Guide dots are used between the chapter title and its page number

whenever at least two dots will fit between them (19.2f (1)).

Runover lines. When a listed item takes more than one line, the

runover lines are blocked in cell 3. The page number and guide dots

(if used) are placed at the end of the line on which the item ends.

There should be at least six blank cells at the end of every line that

does not end in a page number as shown in lines 8 and 12 in this

example (19.2f(1)). All page numbers should be substituted by the

braille page number in which they appear in the braille edition

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PRELIMINARY PAGE 6—OTHER BOOKS BY THE AUTHOR (19.2h (1))

The following items are always placed in the preliminary pages in the order in which they occur in print:

a. List of other books by the offer

b. Listed reviews by other authors

c. A disclaimer

d. Acknowledgements of borrowed material

e. Epigraphs or poetry

The list of other books by the author may appear on the first or last pages of the book. In braille they should be placed on the preliminary pages (in the order in which they occur in print) of the first volume only.


LINE 3 — Centered heading (17.1a). Follow print for capitalization.

LINES 5-25 — Use lList format (1/3) for each of the books listed. Italics are

retained for the book titles (15.1j) (15.1f).

LINE 18 — Biblical References with spelled-out book names (17.5b (2)). When

brailling a publication that is primarily devoted to religious topics and

contains numerous biblical quotations, as in this example, use the

following guidelines to condense the spelled-out book names:


The chapter number and verse or verses are brailled using a number indicator with each, but leaving no space between the two.






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6.02 °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

6.03 °°°°°°,,O!R°,,BOOKS°,,0,,!°,,AU?OR°°°°°°

6.04 °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

6.05 ..,!°,SUPREMACY°(°,GOD°9°.,PR1*+°7,BAK]°

6.06 °°,BOOK°,H\SE1°#AIIJ7°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

6.07 ..,RECOV]+°,BIBLICAL°,MANHOOD°&°°°°°°°°°

6.08 °°,WOMANHOOD3°,A°,RESPONSE°6,EVANGELICAL

6.09 °°.,FEM9ISM°7$IT$°)°,WAYNE°,GRUDEM1°°°°°

6.10 °°,CROSSWAY°,BOOKS1°#AIIA7°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

6.11 ..,:AT'S°!°,DI6];E8°,MANHOOD°&°°°°°°°°°°

6.12 °°,WOMANHOOD°,DEF9$°,AC°6!°.,BI#°°°°°°°°

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6.14 ..,LET°!°,N,NS°,2°,GLAD3°,!°,SUPREMACY°(

6.15 °°,GOD°9°.,MIS.NS°7,BAK]°,BOOK°,H\SE1°°°

6.16 °°#AIIC7°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

6.17 ..,!°,JU/IFIC,N°(°,GOD3°,AN°,EXEGETICAL°

6.18 °°&°,!OLOGICAL°,/UDY°(°,ROMANS°.#I#A-BC°

6.19 °°7,BAK]°,BOOK°,H\SE1°#BND°,EDI;N°#AIIC1

6.20 °°ORIG4°#AIHC7°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

6.21 ..,!°,PURIFY+°,P[]°(°,LIV+°0,FAI?°9°°°°°

6.22 °°,FUTURE°.,GRACE°7,MULTNOMAH°,PUBLI%]S1

6.23 °°#AIIE7°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

6.24 ..,DESIR+°,GOD3°,M$IT,NS°(A°,*RI/IAN°°°°

6.25 °°.,H$ONI/°7,MULTNOMAH°,PUBLI%]S1°#BND°°

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PRELIMINARY PAGE 7—OTHER BOOKS BY THE AUTHOR (cont.) (19.2h (1))


LINES 2–23 — Listing of books continues in the same list format, 1/3 (18.3a). Retain

the italics for the titles of the books (15.1f) (15.1j).

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7.03 ..,A°,HUNG]°=°,GOD3°,DESIR+°,GOD°"?°°°°°

7.04 °°,FA/+°&°.,PRAY]°7,CROSSWAY°,BOOKS1°°°°

7.05 °°#AIIG7°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

7.06 ..,A°,GODW>D°,LIFE1°,BOOK°,"O3°,SAVOR+°!

7.07 °°,SUPREMACY°(°,GOD°9°,ALL°(°.,LIFE°°°°°

7.08 °°7,MULTNOMAH°,PUBLI%]S1°#AIIG7°°°°°°°°°

7.09 ..,GOD'S°,PAS.N°=°,8°,GLORY3°,LIV+°!°°°°

7.10 °°,VI.N°(°,JONA?AN°.,$W>DS°7,CROSSWAY°°°

7.11 °°,BOOKS1°#AIIH7°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

7.12 .,!°.,9NKEEP]°7,CROSSWAY°,BOOKS1°#AIIH7°

7.13 ..,A°,GODW>D°,LIFE1°,BOOK°,TWO3°,SAVOR+°

7.14 °°!°,SUPREMACY°(°,GOD°9°,ALL°(°.,LIFE°°°

7.15 °°7,MULTNOMAH°,PUBLI%]S1°#AIII7°°°°°°°°°

7.16 .,!°,LEGACY°(°,SOV]EIGN°,JOY3°,GOD'S°°°°

7.17 °°,TRIUMPHANT°,GRACE°9°!°,LIVES°(°°°°°°°

7.18 °°,AUGU/9E1°,LU!R1°&°.,CALV9°7,CROSSWAY°

7.19 °°,BOOKS1°#BJJJ7°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

7.20 ..,!°0,PL1SURES°(°,GOD3°,M$IT,NS°ON°°°°°

7.21 °°,GOD'S°,DELI<T°9°,2+°.,GOD°7,MULTNOMAH

7.22 °°,PUBLI%]S1°#BND°,EDI;N°#BJJJ1°ORIG4°°°

7.23 °°#AIIA7°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

7.24 °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

7.25 °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

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PRELIMINARY PAGE 8—EPIGRAPH (19.2.h (5))

An epigraph is a short introductory statement, often a quotation or motto placed at the beginning of a book, a book unit, or chapter. In this example it is located on a page by itself after the Table of Contents but before the beginning of the narrative text pages. Therefore, in braille, it is centered vertically on a page by itself and paginated as a preliminary page. The capitalization of each line indicates that it is written in verse style (19.2h(5).

When poetry shows an indented pattern (as in this example) braille should follow print. The transcriber’s decision was to left align all epigraphs throughout the book (18.2b).


LINES 2-10 — Necessary blank lines to center the epigraph vertically the same as

with a dedication (19.2c).

LINES 11-14 — The epigraph in this example is written in verse showing an

indented pattern. In braille, follow print for the indention. The first

indented line starts in cell 3. Each further indention starts two cells

to the right. Runovers of all lines in the entire poem start two cells

to the right of the beginning of the farthest indented line (18.2b).

LINES 15-16 — The Attribution or name of the author of the work, also known as a

credit line is placed in braille beginning four cells to the right of the beginning of the preceding line. In this case the preceding

braille line started in cell 7. Therefore, the attribution begins on

cell 11 on the line immediately below it. The entire attribution

should be blocked. Follow print for the punctuation (17.6a).

LINES 17-25 — Necessary blank lines to center the epigraph vertically. In this case

9 lines were left at the bottom of the page and 9 lines at the top of

the page. Whenever, an uneven number of lines are left, leave the

greater number of blank lines at the bottom of the page, for balance

(19.2c).

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8.10 °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

8.11 ,JUDGE°N°!°,"L°0FEE#°S5SE°1°°°°°°°°°°°°°

8.12 °°°°,B°TRU/°HM°=°8°GRACE2°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

8.13 °°,2H°A°FR[N+°PROVID;E°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

8.14 °°°°°°,HE°HIDES°A°SMIL+°FACE4°°°°°°°°°°°

8.15 °°°°°°°°°°,WILLIAM°,C[P]°8,GOD°,MOVES°,9

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71.C.1



FIRST PAGE OF TEXT—PREFACE (19.3b) (19.3c)

The following front matter items are considered narrative text and should be brailled in the print order, as individual braille pages on the first pages of text in Volume One only:

a. Introduction

b. Preface

c. Prologue

d. Author’s Notes

e. Foreword

f. Author’s Personal Acknowledgments

The preface is the first front matter item in the narrative text. In braille it is placed on a page by itself in the first volume only. Follow print for heading and text capitalization. Use the indented paragraph format of 3/1. Start using literary-style pagination for text pages (17.7a). Braille pages are numbered consecutively and placed at the right margin of line 1 on every page (19.3b). Instead of a running head on the first page of text, place the complete book title, subtitle, and series name (if any) (19.3b).

LINE 1 — Title of the book, fully capitalized, with three blank cells preceding it

and three blank cells between the end of the title and the braille

page number. The braille page number is placed at the right

margin of line 1 on every page (19.3a) (19.3b).

LINES 2-6 — Subtitle and series name (19.3b). Follow print for capitalization.

LINE 8 — Center heading (17.1a). Follow print for capitalization.

LINE 12 — Dividing hyphenated numbers between lines (2.6b). Numbers that

are joined by a hyphen on one line do not require a second number

sign. However, when the hyphen joining two numbers falls at the

end of the braille line, the number indicator must be repeated at the

beginning of the following line.

LINES 10-25 — Paragraphs in general reading material are indicated in braille by

starting the first word of each new paragraph in cell-3 of a new

line. This indented paragraph format is used even though in print,

the paragraph is in block form with blank lines between the

paragraphs (2.2).

LINE 24 — A note showing at the bottom of the print page is also referred to as

a “footnote”. In braille, the braille reference indicator and number is

placed after a blank cell in the same location as the note shown in

print (17.4) (17.4b). 71.C.1



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9.02 °°°,!°,FRUIT°(°A6LIC;N°9°!°,LIVES°(°°°°°

9.03 °°°°°°°°,JOHN°,BUNYAN1°,WILLIAM°°°°°°°°°

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9.06 °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°,BOOK°,TWO°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

9.07 °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

9.08 °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°,,PREFACE°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

9.09 °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

9.10 °°,!°SWANS°S+°SWEETLY°:5°!Y°SU6]4°,!°°°°

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9.12 7#AFBH-AFHH71°,WILLIAM°,C[P] °7#AGCA-°°°

9.13 #AHJJ71°&°,DAVID°,BRA9]D°7#AGAH-AGDG74°°

9.14 ,I°CALL°!M°SWANS°2C°!Y°>E°GRT°VOICES°=°°

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SECOND PAGE OF TEXT—PREFACE (cont.) (19.3c)


LINE 7 — Notes, (a footnote in this case) of more than seven words should be

inserted immediately below the paragraph in which the reference

occurs. Each note preceded by its identifying braille reference

indicator, is braille in paragraph format starting in cell-7 with

runover lines starting in cell-5 (17.4 & 17.4b).

LINE 18 — A second note is shown in print. Use the same format as the

previous page.

LINE 22 — Note inserted immediately below the paragraph in which the

reference occurs. The format is 7/5. No blank lines are left before

or after these notes (17.4b).

LINES 2-25 — Indented paragraph format is continued (2.2).

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10.05 ,GRACE°9°!°,LIVES°(°,AUGU/9E1°,LU!R1°&°°

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THIRD PAGE OF TEXT—PREFACE (cont.) (19.3c)


LINES 2-25 — Indented paragraph format continues for the text (2.2).

LINE 5 — Biblical References with spelled-out book names (17.5b (2)).

When brailling a publication that is primarily devoted to religious

topics and contains numerous biblical quotations, like in this

example, use the following guidelines to condense the spelled-out

book names:

Print should be followed and a space left between the

name and the following chapter number.

The chapter number and verse or verses are brailled using a number indicator with each but leaving no space between

the two.






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FOURTH PAGE OF TEXT—PREFACE (cont.) (19.3c)


LINE 3 — A blank line is left before displayed material.

LINES 4-23 — When displayed material is set off in print by blank lines

and indented margins (left adjusted blocked paragraph), the

following should be observed:

Leave one blank line before and after the displayed material.

Follow print for paragraph format either indented or blocked (1/1 in this case).

Follow print for capitalization (15.5).

LINE 23 — A note showing at the bottom of the print page; known also as a

“footnote”. In braille, the braille reference indicator and number is

placed after a blank cell in the same location as shown in print

(17.4) (17.4b).

LINE 24 — The note is inserted immediately below the paragraph in which the

reference occurs. The format is 7/5. No blank lines are left before

or after these notes (17.4b).

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LINE 4 — A blank line is left after the note in this example to follow the

displayed material rule of leaving one blank line before and after the

displayed material (15.5).

LINES 5-25 — Indented paragraph format is resumed for the continued text (2.2).

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LINES 2,11,15 — A note is shown in print. In braille, the braille reference indicator

and number is placed after a blank cell in the same location as

shown in print (17.4b).

LINES 16-25 — Multiple notes. Notes printed at the end of the print page are

shown as “footnotes”. Insert these notes at the end of the

corresponding paragraph, preceded by their own identifying

number and braille reference indicator, without a blank line in

between. The format for these notes is 7/5 (19.4b).

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LINES 2-11 — Note inserted at the end of the corresponding paragraph, preceded by

it’s own identifying number and braille reference indicator, without a

blank line in between. The format for this note is 7/5 (19.4b).

LINE 12 — Print roman numerals. Use the letter sign indicator when roman

numerals are printed in lowercase letters (14.1a).

LINE13 — The ellipsis indicates that the braille simulation has stopped before


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EIGHT PAGE OF TEXT—ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (19.3c)

These particular kinds of acknowledgments are the author's personal words of thanks, and are also found listed in the table of contents. When an item such as preface, foreword, prologue, introduction or author’s personal acknowledgments is shown in print, it should be brailled on a page by itself in the first volume only. Follow print for heading

and capitalization.


LINE 3 — Centered heading; follow print for capitalization (17.1a).

LINES 5-25 — Indented paragraph format (2.2). This rule applies even when the

print text is in block form with blank lines between the paragraphs.

LINE 7 — In the name Noél, the composition sign; accent symbol (dot 4) is

placed immediately before a letter that is printed with an accent mark

(16.1).

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NINTH PAGE OF TEXT—ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (cont.) (19.3c)


LINES 2-25 — Text continues in indented paragraph format (2.2).

LINES 4-5 — Maintain print italics emphasis for the proper noun (name of the

book) (15.1j).

LINES 10-11 — Biblical References with spelled-out book names (17.5b (2)). When

brailling a publication that is primarily devoted to religious topics and

contains numerous biblical quotations, like in this example, use the


Print should be followed and a space left between the name

and the following chapter number.

The chapter number and verse or verses are brailled using a number indicator with each but leaving no space between

the two.






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TENTH PAGE OF TEXT—ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (cont.) (19.3c)


LINE 5 — Biblical References with spelled-out book names (17.5b (2)). When

brailing a publication that is primarily devoted to religious topics and

contains numerous biblical quotations, like in this example, use the



The chapter number and verse or verses are brailled using a number indicator with each but leaving no space between the two.

When condensing, do not divide the chapter and verse

between braille lines.





LINES 2-13 — Text continues in indented paragraph format (2.2).

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18.16 °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

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ELEVENTH PAGE OF TEXT—EPIGRAPH BEFORE INTRODUCTION

QUOTED/DISPLAY MATERIAL (15.5 & 19.5)

When an epigraph, poetry or quotation is placed at the beginning of a Unit or Chapter (or an introduction as is the case in this example) and is printed on a page by itself, it should be transcribed as it appears in print preceded and followed by a blank line. Use normal margins and follow print for paragraph indention; either indented or blocked (in this case print was followed as close as possible using poetry indentions) (18.2b).


LINE 2 — Blank line before displayed or quoted material (15.5).

LINES 3-16 — When prose poetry shows an indented pattern, braille should

follow print. Print poetic lines shown at the farthest left position

start in cell 1. The first indented line starts in cell 3. Each further

indention starts two cells to the right of the beginning of the

farthest indented line (18.2b).

LINES 17-19 — The attribution or name of the author of the work, also known as

a credit line, is placed in braille beginning four cells to the right

of the beginning of the preceding braille line. In this case the

preceding line started in cell 11. Therefore, the attribution begins

in cell-15 of the line immediately below it. The entire attribution

should be blocked. Follow print for punctuation. (17.6a). Even

though the attribution in print appears to be fully capitalized,

upon close examination the first initial of every word is slightly

larger than the rest. For this reason, single caps are used. The

italics are maintained for the title of the book (15.1j).

LINES 21-25 — This is the second displayed quote, also as an indented

paragraph.

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TWELFTH PAGE OF TEXT—EPIGRAPH BEFORE INTRODUCTION

QUOTED/DISPLAY MATERIAL (cont.) (15.5 & 19.5)


LINES 2-6 — Continuation of the epigraph in indented paragraph format in the

displayed material (18.2b).

LINES 7-9 — The attribution or name of the author of the work, also known as a

credit line is placed in braille beginning four cells to the right of the

beginning of the preceding braille line. In this case the preceding line

started in cell-5. Therefore, the attribution begins on cell-9 of the line

immediately below it. The entire attribution should be blocked. Follow

print for punctuation (17.6a). Even though the attribution in print

appears to be fully capitalized, upon close examination the first initial

of every word is slightly larger than the rest. For this reason, single

caps are used. Italics are maintained for the title of the book (15.1j).

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THIRTEENTH PAGE OF TEXT—INTRODUCTION (19.3c)

When an item such as an introduction, preface, foreword, prologue, or author’s personal acknowledgments is shown in print, it should be brailled on a page by itself in the first volume only. Follow print for heading, and capitalization.


LINE 3 — Centered Heading. Even though print appears to be in double

capitals, upon close examination the first initial of the word is

slightly larger than the rest (17.1a).

LINE 5 — Centered Heading. The center format is enough emphasis.

Therefore, italics are not used for this heading (17.1a).

LINE 7 — Subheading placed as a cell 5-Heading (17.1b).

LINES 8-18 — Indented paragraph format (2.2).



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FOURTEENTH PAGE OF TEXT—EPIGRAPH BEFORE the BEGINNING OF

CHAPTER ONE (19.5) (19.2h (5))

When in print an Epigraph/Quotation is placed at the beginning of a Chapter, as is the case in this example, and is printed on a page by itself, it should be transcribed as it appears in print. Use normal margins and follow print for paragraph indention, either indented or blocked; in this case indented paragraph was used.


LINES 2-7 — Blanks lines necessary to balance the epigraph vertically on the

braille page (19.2h(5)) (19.2c).

LINES 9, 14 — The words first and second are italicized due to reverse of print type.

Obviously, the author meant to emphasize these two words. Therefore,

the “emphasis indicator” is used (15.1j).

LINES 8-15 — Follow print for the epigraph paragraph indentions (19.5).

LINES 16-18 — The attribution or name of the author of the work, also known as a

credit line, is placed in braille beginning four cells to the right of the

beginning of the preceding braille line. In this case the preceding line

started in cell-9. Therefore, the attribution begins on cell-13 of the

line immediately below it (17.6a). Even though print appears in

double capitals, upon close examination the first initial of every word

is slightly larger than the rest. Therefore, single capitalization is used

(15.2) Italics are maintained for the title of the book (15.1j).

LINES 19-25 — Blank lines used to balance the epigraph vertically on the braille

page (19.2h (5)).

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FIFTEENTH PAGE OF TEXT—BEGINNING OF CHAPTER ONE (19.6)

Only the first chapter is required to begin on a new braille page (20.4). When a chapter heading consists of a number and a title, both should be placed on one braille line. If they are too long to both fit properly centered on the same line then the number must be centered on one line and the chapter title centered on the next line. In this example, the titles of all the other chapters are too long to fit on the same line. Therefore, the chapter number is placed on a separate line.


LINE 3 — Chapter number centered on a line by itself (19.6).

LINES 4-6 — Centered Headings (17.1a). Even though print appears double caps

upon close examination the first initial of every word is slightly larger

than the rest. Therefore, single caps are used (15.2).

LINE 7 — Place a blank line after centered heading and before cell-5 heading

(17.1a).

LINES 8-9 — Cell-5 sub-heading (17.1b).

LINES 10-20 — Paragraphs in general reading material (literary), are indicated in

braille by starting the first word of each new paragraph in cell-3 of a

new line. All following lines start in cell-1. This rule applies even if

the text is printed in block form (2.2).

LINE 21 — Blank line before displayed material (15.5).

LINES 22-23 — Displayed material (15.5). Follow print for paragraph format. In this

example it is shown as a blocked paragraph format in 1/1.



LINE 25 — End of Volume (The Library of Congress requires an end-of-volume

indication on the certification manuscript). Whenever possible, one

blank line should precede the end-of-volume indication. However, if a

volume ends on line 24 of the page, then line 25 should be used for

this purpose (19.9).

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