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The frst S;sit to Mayried Generally sneak. ing, if there is amoment of unmxed happiness, it is that in which parents pay their first visit to married chd and in which children receive the first visitfrom their parents The pretty, half childish half matrony her domestic arrangements the fearful joy of the mother as she inspects and admires; the honest hap pness of the father; and the modest exutatons of the all the comforts with which she is snrrouded- the moment one of pleasing interest to the most care less by -stander-IGles ef Ms Peerage and ue Peas. antry.