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D. Les étrangers ont constaté que les mésalliances n'avaient pas affaibli le préjugé nobiliaire. Voir Cook, Skelches in Spain, t. I, p. 296: « The young ladies in the cities begin to contract, with feeble opposition from their elders those mesalliances wich were impracticable, in the better families, a generation back. These are, however, exceptions; in general the rule is other wise; with the nobility there is a sudden Lermination of the chain of society, and a vast hiatus separates these castes from the mercantile part of the community. »