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aaa Y Children!” How a mother loves
Of those sweet words the sound !
And better little ones than mine
I’m sure cannot be found.

And as most children like to hear
What other children do,

Mamma will have a little chat
About her pets with you.

They live, not very far from town,
Amidst green fields and trees ;
They’ve gardens, and a croquet-ground,
And fowls, and hives of bees.

In summer, ere the sun has dried
The dewy pearls of dawn, |
Nurse takes the young ones out with her,
To play upon the lawn.

They gather from the tiny beds
Of flowers they call their own,
The fairest blossoms they can find,
—Meant for Mamma alone.



And when they see me at the door,
EFiach happy little thing

Eiurrics to claim 2 miornimg kiss
And its sweet gift to bring.

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When morning walks and easy tasks
Are ended for the day,

My @lailldicem to the nursery mer
To pass an hour in play.

George mounts the great new rocking-horse,
While Johnny clings behind,

And Arthur, kneeling in the front,
Is vainly told to “mind!”

He does not fear that mettled steed,
But laughs at George’s call.

Harold and Edward on Une iloor
Play aba game of ball

Edith and merry little Maud
Their favourite dolly dress;

While Mary begs the Nursemaid, Anne,
HER baby to caress.

And little Rose eries: “Take me up,
Please, Anne; I’ll be so good,
If you will only sing to me
The ‘Babies in the Wood.”

Harry flings up his gay balloon
Full in the window’s light,

And Baby, on the Nurse’s lap,
Looks on in dumb delight.









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MY CHILDREN.

“My Children!” Happy is the age,
Pleased with a simple toy !
Long may your little hearts rejoice
In pure and childlike joy !

Once every year we have a feast.
I wish that you could see
What fun the village children have
When they come here to tea.

Tables with tea and cakes and fruit
Are spread beneath the trees;

My Children with kind words and smiles
Seek their young guests to please.

No little one is left without
A share of the good things;
To evry child around the board
Its dainties Edith brings.

At first the visitors are shy,
And hang their heads and blush;
But soon a rising murmur breaks
With soft, low sound, the hush.

And when the tables are removed,
And croquet-hoops put out,
The hidden joy breaks loudly forth
In laugh and schoolboy shout.
3







MV CHILDREN.

The games are formed upon the lawn;
The boys at football play;

Aunt Helen leads a merry round
To an old nursery lay.

And, “Here we dance looby, looby,”
_ The sweet young voices sing,

Till with laugh and song and boys’ shout,
The echoing woodlands ring.

Their Uncle John stands by the swing,
And tosses high and low
Whoever likes to test his skill,
And an airy ride to go.

Papa—best playmate of them all—
The younger children takes,

And teaches them a game, which ends
In winning sweets and cakes.

Within the pretty summer-house
Maud and her Cousin Kate,

Mallet in hand—of croquet tired—
Are pleased awhile to wait.

And sweet the laugh and merry shout,
And sweet the children’s song,
And sweet the blackbird’s tender lay,

The fresh green woods among.
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VINO rl 1 ED Kate NV,

My Children think it, too, a treat
To go and purchase toys

At Mrs. Grey’s well-furnished shop
—Delight of girls and boys.

And by their purchases Mamma
Can very plainly see

Her darlings’ thoughts, and what their tastes
In after life will be.

A work-box Edith buys: she loves
Better to work than play;
George takes a bat; a soldier John,
Which he will give away;

For Johnny better loves to please,
And see another’s joy,

Than on a faney of his own
His savings to employ.

Maud, too, cares more for little Rose
Than for her own sweet self,

And gladly spends on toys for her
Her wisely-hoarded wealth.

When Arthur goes to town with us,
He’s very sure to buy
Toy engines, and the needful tools

Ex perinembs to-iry:
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Edward cares most for garden tools;
And Harry for a boat,

Which, rigged by Arthur’s skilful hands,
Upon the pond will float.

But most my Children love the day
When with their parents dear,

They go to spend at Grandmamma’s
The feast of the New Year.

For “no one’s house is like Grandma’s,”
The little ones all say;

And nowhere are such cake and wine,
And games of Christmas play.

They love to hear her gentle voice,
In tones so soft and clear,

Wish they may be good boys and girls
Throughout the coming year.

No gifts are half so prized as hers;
No stories please so well

As those that by the Christmas fire
They coax Grandma to tell.

But here I think my chat must end,
With just one closing line—

Do any of you chance to know
Children resembling mine?

HeSleidss









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WARNES NURSERY LITERATURE”

WARNWHS VICTORIA TOY-BOOKS.

With Coloured Illustrations. 12 Varieties in Packet. “Price One Shilling. |
| CONTENTS OF PACKET.





THE THREE BEARS TOM THUMB OLD MOTHER HUBBARD PUNCH AND JUDY ‘
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK NURSERY SONGS PUSS IN BOOTS LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD
CINDERELLA COCK ROBIN'S DEATH OUR PETS | NURSERY RHYMES
Also, the same in Two Sixpenny Packets, THE CINDERELLA Packet, Tue Pets Packer, each containing Six Books. ]
Also, Warne’s Penny Victoria Toy Alphabets: f
5
EDITH’S ALPHABET | ROYAL ALPHABET | .ALEXANDRA ALPHABET | SUNDAY ALPHABET



AUNT LOUISA’S LONDON TOY BOOKS. © — WARNE’S “EXCELSIOR” TOY BOOKS. =|

V7ith large Original Page Plates by the First Artists, in the very a large aye 8ve., beau t ifu lly prin ol ae Cola urs, pric e bd,



18, DICK WHITTINGTON

19. DIAMONDS AND TOADS

20, LILY SWEETBRIAR'S BIRTHDAY
21. UNCLES FARMYARD

22. LONDON»ALPHABET

23. COUNTRY YÂ¥LPHABET

24. GAMES AND SPORTS

13. PUNCH AND JUDY

14. CINDERELLA

1s. THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT

16. NURSERY RHYME ALPHABET |

17. COCK ROBIN’S COURTSHIP

18. THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS |
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4. CHILDHOOD'S HAPPY HOURS { 1. RED RIDING HOOD : ‘
5. NURSERY SONGS 2. COCK ROBIN’S DEATH AND BURIAL é
8. THE 'IFE OF A DOLL | 3. HORSES
zg. EDITH AND MILLY'S HOUSEKEEPING | 4. OLD MOTHER HUBBARD é
8. Ve GILPIN Bi 5. DOGS
9. SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE > OF ERADES
ro. THE SEA SIDE > CHILDREN INTHE WOOD
11. THE ROBIN’S CHRISTMAS EVE * re nen o's ae i 4
a Lae 8. SUNDAY ALPHABET ae
13. ALPHABET OF FRUITS EDITIVS ABC 3
14, FRISKY, THE SQUIRREL 9: : ;
15. COUNTRY PETS 10. OBJECT ALPHABET ty
x6. PUSSY'S LONDON LIFE Il. JACK IN TIE BOX a
ty. HECTOR, THE DOG 12. OUR PETS {i





% SEHOLD P& Ig. GULLIVER’S TRAVELS
= THE BIRTHDAY PARTY 20. NURSERY NUMBERS q
30. KING, QUEEN, AND J2NAVE OF HEARTS 21. BANQUET OF BIRDS
31. COCK ROBIN'S COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE, DEATH, 22. NJRSERY LULLABIES &
AND BURIAL 23. THE ROBINS
32. CHILDREN’S LULLABIES 24. THE SILLY LITTLE BA-A LAMB
33. THE NURSERY ALPHABET 25. THE TINY TEA PARTY
34. GOOD CHILDREN 26. ALEXANDRA ALPHABET
35. BRUIN THE BEAR 27. THE STORY OF MOSES
36. DAME TROT AND HER CAT 2 HE STORY. OF-RUTH
37. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS rac ; TENTH
38. PUNCH AND JUDY 29. THE STORY OF DANIEL
39. MY CHILDREN 30. THE PRODIGAL SON
40. JACK AND JILL 31. THE PILGRIM’S PROGRESS

41. THE FAITHFUL FRIEND 32. WATTS’ HYMNS ,
42, TEN LITTLE NIGGERS | 33. ROBINSON CRUSOE



In Imperial 16mo, 3d. each, Picture Covers; or on Linen, 6d. ; :

AUNT FRIENDLY’S TOY BOOKS.

Each containing Six Large Plates, printed in Six Colours, in KRONHEIM’s and DauzieE1’s best style of Colour Printing.





From Original Designs by First Class Artists. § s
RED Riptnc Hoop | DomEstTic ANIMALS Cock Rosgin’s DEATH | THREE LITTLE Pics Hop o’ my THuMB[{ THE UGLY DUCKLING y
LItTLe Torry NuRSERY RHYMES MOTHER HuBBARD Puss IN Boots THE FROG DIAMONDS AND TOADS X
CINDERELLA Cock Rosin’s CourTSHIP | NURSERY Soncs | SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE | ToM THUMB | OLD Woman & HER PIG me ae
JACK AND JILL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT } NuRSERY DITT1Es ‘Jack & THE BEAN STALK | THE THREE BEARS) DAME Trot & Her CAT

ROYAL ALPRABET | A, APPLE PIE | Nursery ALPHABET
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NEW YORK :—SCRIBNER, WELFORD AND ARMSTRONG. ;

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My Children

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A’S LONDON Toy Books

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AUNT LOU






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The Baldwin Library

RmB oan |





MY CHILDREN.



aaa Y Children!” How a mother loves
Of those sweet words the sound !
And better little ones than mine
I’m sure cannot be found.

And as most children like to hear
What other children do,

Mamma will have a little chat
About her pets with you.

They live, not very far from town,
Amidst green fields and trees ;
They’ve gardens, and a croquet-ground,
And fowls, and hives of bees.

In summer, ere the sun has dried
The dewy pearls of dawn, |
Nurse takes the young ones out with her,
To play upon the lawn.

They gather from the tiny beds
Of flowers they call their own,
The fairest blossoms they can find,
—Meant for Mamma alone.



And when they see me at the door,
EFiach happy little thing

Eiurrics to claim 2 miornimg kiss
And its sweet gift to bring.

1




tie
Be NaN,




MN CORED arava

When morning walks and easy tasks
Are ended for the day,

My @lailldicem to the nursery mer
To pass an hour in play.

George mounts the great new rocking-horse,
While Johnny clings behind,

And Arthur, kneeling in the front,
Is vainly told to “mind!”

He does not fear that mettled steed,
But laughs at George’s call.

Harold and Edward on Une iloor
Play aba game of ball

Edith and merry little Maud
Their favourite dolly dress;

While Mary begs the Nursemaid, Anne,
HER baby to caress.

And little Rose eries: “Take me up,
Please, Anne; I’ll be so good,
If you will only sing to me
The ‘Babies in the Wood.”

Harry flings up his gay balloon
Full in the window’s light,

And Baby, on the Nurse’s lap,
Looks on in dumb delight.






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MY CHILDREN.

“My Children!” Happy is the age,
Pleased with a simple toy !
Long may your little hearts rejoice
In pure and childlike joy !

Once every year we have a feast.
I wish that you could see
What fun the village children have
When they come here to tea.

Tables with tea and cakes and fruit
Are spread beneath the trees;

My Children with kind words and smiles
Seek their young guests to please.

No little one is left without
A share of the good things;
To evry child around the board
Its dainties Edith brings.

At first the visitors are shy,
And hang their heads and blush;
But soon a rising murmur breaks
With soft, low sound, the hush.

And when the tables are removed,
And croquet-hoops put out,
The hidden joy breaks loudly forth
In laugh and schoolboy shout.
3

MV CHILDREN.

The games are formed upon the lawn;
The boys at football play;

Aunt Helen leads a merry round
To an old nursery lay.

And, “Here we dance looby, looby,”
_ The sweet young voices sing,

Till with laugh and song and boys’ shout,
The echoing woodlands ring.

Their Uncle John stands by the swing,
And tosses high and low
Whoever likes to test his skill,
And an airy ride to go.

Papa—best playmate of them all—
The younger children takes,

And teaches them a game, which ends
In winning sweets and cakes.

Within the pretty summer-house
Maud and her Cousin Kate,

Mallet in hand—of croquet tired—
Are pleased awhile to wait.

And sweet the laugh and merry shout,
And sweet the children’s song,
And sweet the blackbird’s tender lay,

The fresh green woods among.
4












ED


VINO rl 1 ED Kate NV,

My Children think it, too, a treat
To go and purchase toys

At Mrs. Grey’s well-furnished shop
—Delight of girls and boys.

And by their purchases Mamma
Can very plainly see

Her darlings’ thoughts, and what their tastes
In after life will be.

A work-box Edith buys: she loves
Better to work than play;
George takes a bat; a soldier John,
Which he will give away;

For Johnny better loves to please,
And see another’s joy,

Than on a faney of his own
His savings to employ.

Maud, too, cares more for little Rose
Than for her own sweet self,

And gladly spends on toys for her
Her wisely-hoarded wealth.

When Arthur goes to town with us,
He’s very sure to buy
Toy engines, and the needful tools

Ex perinembs to-iry:
5
Sao
ne S

See

erat


AC el RIN

Edward cares most for garden tools;
And Harry for a boat,

Which, rigged by Arthur’s skilful hands,
Upon the pond will float.

But most my Children love the day
When with their parents dear,

They go to spend at Grandmamma’s
The feast of the New Year.

For “no one’s house is like Grandma’s,”
The little ones all say;

And nowhere are such cake and wine,
And games of Christmas play.

They love to hear her gentle voice,
In tones so soft and clear,

Wish they may be good boys and girls
Throughout the coming year.

No gifts are half so prized as hers;
No stories please so well

As those that by the Christmas fire
They coax Grandma to tell.

But here I think my chat must end,
With just one closing line—

Do any of you chance to know
Children resembling mine?

HeSleidss






ie

WARNES NURSERY LITERATURE”

WARNWHS VICTORIA TOY-BOOKS.

With Coloured Illustrations. 12 Varieties in Packet. “Price One Shilling. |
| CONTENTS OF PACKET.





THE THREE BEARS TOM THUMB OLD MOTHER HUBBARD PUNCH AND JUDY ‘
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK NURSERY SONGS PUSS IN BOOTS LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD
CINDERELLA COCK ROBIN'S DEATH OUR PETS | NURSERY RHYMES
Also, the same in Two Sixpenny Packets, THE CINDERELLA Packet, Tue Pets Packer, each containing Six Books. ]
Also, Warne’s Penny Victoria Toy Alphabets: f
5
EDITH’S ALPHABET | ROYAL ALPHABET | .ALEXANDRA ALPHABET | SUNDAY ALPHABET



AUNT LOUISA’S LONDON TOY BOOKS. © — WARNE’S “EXCELSIOR” TOY BOOKS. =|

V7ith large Original Page Plates by the First Artists, in the very a large aye 8ve., beau t ifu lly prin ol ae Cola urs, pric e bd,



18, DICK WHITTINGTON

19. DIAMONDS AND TOADS

20, LILY SWEETBRIAR'S BIRTHDAY
21. UNCLES FARMYARD

22. LONDON»ALPHABET

23. COUNTRY YÂ¥LPHABET

24. GAMES AND SPORTS

13. PUNCH AND JUDY

14. CINDERELLA

1s. THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT

16. NURSERY RHYME ALPHABET |

17. COCK ROBIN’S COURTSHIP

18. THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS |
'

best style of Colour Printing, with Letterpress Descriptions PF
In demy 4t0. 15. each, picture covers, or Mounted on Lien, 25. each, with handsome Wrapper ; or; Mi ee Linen, » ;
Ze A nee aie One Shilling each.» os f
~ 3. NURSERY RHYMES y 4 es p =
4. CHILDHOOD'S HAPPY HOURS { 1. RED RIDING HOOD : ‘
5. NURSERY SONGS 2. COCK ROBIN’S DEATH AND BURIAL é
8. THE 'IFE OF A DOLL | 3. HORSES
zg. EDITH AND MILLY'S HOUSEKEEPING | 4. OLD MOTHER HUBBARD é
8. Ve GILPIN Bi 5. DOGS
9. SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE > OF ERADES
ro. THE SEA SIDE > CHILDREN INTHE WOOD
11. THE ROBIN’S CHRISTMAS EVE * re nen o's ae i 4
a Lae 8. SUNDAY ALPHABET ae
13. ALPHABET OF FRUITS EDITIVS ABC 3
14, FRISKY, THE SQUIRREL 9: : ;
15. COUNTRY PETS 10. OBJECT ALPHABET ty
x6. PUSSY'S LONDON LIFE Il. JACK IN TIE BOX a
ty. HECTOR, THE DOG 12. OUR PETS {i





% SEHOLD P& Ig. GULLIVER’S TRAVELS
= THE BIRTHDAY PARTY 20. NURSERY NUMBERS q
30. KING, QUEEN, AND J2NAVE OF HEARTS 21. BANQUET OF BIRDS
31. COCK ROBIN'S COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE, DEATH, 22. NJRSERY LULLABIES &
AND BURIAL 23. THE ROBINS
32. CHILDREN’S LULLABIES 24. THE SILLY LITTLE BA-A LAMB
33. THE NURSERY ALPHABET 25. THE TINY TEA PARTY
34. GOOD CHILDREN 26. ALEXANDRA ALPHABET
35. BRUIN THE BEAR 27. THE STORY OF MOSES
36. DAME TROT AND HER CAT 2 HE STORY. OF-RUTH
37. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS rac ; TENTH
38. PUNCH AND JUDY 29. THE STORY OF DANIEL
39. MY CHILDREN 30. THE PRODIGAL SON
40. JACK AND JILL 31. THE PILGRIM’S PROGRESS

41. THE FAITHFUL FRIEND 32. WATTS’ HYMNS ,
42, TEN LITTLE NIGGERS | 33. ROBINSON CRUSOE



In Imperial 16mo, 3d. each, Picture Covers; or on Linen, 6d. ; :

AUNT FRIENDLY’S TOY BOOKS.

Each containing Six Large Plates, printed in Six Colours, in KRONHEIM’s and DauzieE1’s best style of Colour Printing.





From Original Designs by First Class Artists. § s
RED Riptnc Hoop | DomEstTic ANIMALS Cock Rosgin’s DEATH | THREE LITTLE Pics Hop o’ my THuMB[{ THE UGLY DUCKLING y
LItTLe Torry NuRSERY RHYMES MOTHER HuBBARD Puss IN Boots THE FROG DIAMONDS AND TOADS X
CINDERELLA Cock Rosin’s CourTSHIP | NURSERY Soncs | SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE | ToM THUMB | OLD Woman & HER PIG me ae
JACK AND JILL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT } NuRSERY DITT1Es ‘Jack & THE BEAN STALK | THE THREE BEARS) DAME Trot & Her CAT

ROYAL ALPRABET | A, APPLE PIE | Nursery ALPHABET
wi a

heen :-FREDERICK WARNE & CO., BEDFORD STREET, COVENT GARDEN.

NEW YORK :—SCRIBNER, WELFORD AND ARMSTRONG. ;

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b481d62c1fcb8300612a36a07a6b68d9
e97ef617235e97ac37bb68d5ac3b5f9f41da734b
'2012-06-02T12:29:07-04:00'
describe
'23229136' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNI' 'sip-files00005.tif'
fe507d4434437e08045c8ae81c40b922
e2d40f4cf26ce43cb38388dd7769b5676ca6e8ec
'2012-06-02T12:29:14-04:00'
describe
'20630' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNJ' 'sip-files00009.pro'
40a24e9c023cade7fb5406cc6fe5600f
867d0b4e8097a212fbd27defc5366d0bb7d56b9d
'2012-06-02T12:28:53-04:00'
describe
'7786672' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNK' 'sip-files00002.tif'
f9a5d9ebe5d501e71da0d120dcaa70fe
cc70a6bb9628133e9bead7d9a011978e3dc48303
'2012-06-02T12:28:42-04:00'
describe
'7384576' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNL' 'sip-files00008.tif'
10c2cbd544badc065183aba8e8599fcc
b3709811bed011e9e4f44c690f15599612337058
describe
'504689' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNM' 'sip-files00015.jpg'
f25fb730ae773303454bdc0a1e0cfc2e
2496165df1ee48d45b5a906b9c98d7e9c85d7a3c
describe
'20847' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNN' 'sip-files00008.pro'
765a0cef309c330d45e8e1e6f3d883ae
336444963aa922c2ef056e4ee4aaf52dc53e0f97
'2012-06-02T12:29:15-04:00'
describe
'40' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNO' 'sip-filesprocessing.instr'
e8a297a6735966a2417ef82eccab10bd
77b4b56f078d78e613df8d6db6f6d2236177c569
'2012-06-02T12:28:40-04:00'
describe
'919187' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNP' 'sip-files00010.jp2'
25039a3f3e6808bee8e8368b87157176
d89eaaf8cc86c658bb3ad1cc9416fe411157378a
describe
'76581' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNQ' 'sip-files00015.pro'
d0a1261a98bab76ecdaa24e8f6a6ccc2
6614f42842b337588f7e2873bef660de3a836a9b
describe
'636820' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNR' 'sip-files00007.jpg'
4a0af785a1943e5e2dbf136e9f041898
04b5c0592ea43ae5ab41129397a5f115100b39b4
'2012-06-02T12:29:00-04:00'
describe
'249' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNS' 'sip-files00011.txt'
722c5c3bdfcaca979d65a29feac36138
d1ab729fc6688fab4376256e3cc6a894f614b247
describe
WARNING CODE 'Daitss::Anomaly' Invalid character
'693130' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNT' 'sip-files00013.jpg'
d90487273f385b382a3fbb9d2ab93a2a
16b482925adae780f2b2439599c3cc6b3dcaab75
'2012-06-02T12:29:09-04:00'
describe
'7328348' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNU' 'sip-files00014.tif'
8175d649f37f476c7133c60588b395a1
406e2adeccfceee8b066b0370b28abf28dea639b
'2012-06-02T12:29:10-04:00'
describe
'304935' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNV' 'sip-files00006.jpg'
d328d710587c8b04f86b86e7282eeb88
3571cf1e6ae070083f8a7ceb6149bb57576b5612
'2012-06-02T12:28:52-04:00'
describe
'60933' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNW' 'sip-files00013thm.jpg'
f76c574a497a0f97f0659710ff2784ca
c227c3810d958a7955e4b3c3c048a2d47f158740
describe
'235658' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNX' 'sip-files00006.QC2.jpg'
c493e4c7718ee800214b7ac6284e761d
f74fefbe0dc5d7e8c0aee8884775aa36811b1c63
describe
'1720' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNY' 'sip-files00002.txt'
c31f4b9cf0ff0a672bd23fed40e48003
6f0d08fb901102047982b1a4fc2512169c6d3fc8
'2012-06-02T12:28:55-04:00'
describe
Invalid character
'57519' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXNZ' 'sip-files00005thm.jpg'
d1f27dce1bd84445e730b228725f6ab3
2a7200eec4090f48a904f135574d42bce77a80d0
'2012-06-02T12:28:57-04:00'
describe
'239759' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXOA' 'sip-files00010.QC2.jpg'
ce5d6bb39e801a880e0b099116a84201
2c3f04e5027e74916a35b83ae4892cb0f9a673a5
describe
'675210' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXOB' 'sip-files00011.jpg'
17eeac94b86d0ce718522a31dbf2dc02
296b230dbf0df91b02d3d0ff1ea7af25597ef772
describe
'230331' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXOC' 'sip-files00009.QC2.jpg'
c9af98a551182f1973ebc32887237dcc
cd800801615673bfd40b0d1420ca3529a7d9475d
'2012-06-02T12:28:38-04:00'
describe
'7366900' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXOD' 'sip-files00010.tif'
f9233efc55220f17c38cf9382c3f8318
d324f3ef297a699f5a23f49f6ba4591d285b2648
'2012-06-02T12:29:21-04:00'
describe
'110224' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXOE' 'sip-files00010.QC.jpg'
87bc1dc06fc47d216f2d5971add4331d
5528e8dfce5906ce3ee70c1be4fb873bad79592d
'2012-06-02T12:29:01-04:00'
describe
'967245' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXOF' 'sip-files00005.jp2'
e82d93d6cd7105d8f9d87ecece60c127
deae911b4241c0c582739d6a3eb3cf1c161f49e7
describe
'864' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXOG' 'sip-files00006.txt'
1c884a8a3c367a0b07a26f53723dcccd
602b3812ae16f7e48690cbea7de40fa62dc6372e
describe
'992500' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXOH' 'sip-files00001.jp2'
fae4caa9eaf5534531df55f7b8fee7c5
c49025946dd44f59bd968ae0e74e6adf5783a1d6
'2012-06-02T12:29:18-04:00'
describe
'25004' 'info:fdaE20100203_AAAABQfileF20100203_AAAXOI' 'sip-filesUF00027075_00001.mets'
2d0226d0069c5a20bd572a9b798d5547
0a70a1fdf3628cab888abb43c957787ec17a9e46
describe
TargetNamespace.1: Expecting namespace 'http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/digital/metadata/ufdc2/', but the target namespace of the schema document is 'http://digital.uflib.ufl.edu/metadata/ufdc2/'.
'2013-12-10T13:17:06-05:00' 'mixed'
xml resolution
http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/digital/metadata/ufdc2/ufdc2.xsdhttp://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema
BROKEN_LINK http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/digital/metadata/ufdc2/ufdc2.xsd
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema
The element type "div" must be terminated by the matching end-tag "