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The marriage between the aspiring artist and the successful banker was seen as a perfect fit, a strong alliance rather than a mesalliance.

In the novel, the main character's parents made the mistake of arranging a marriage for their daughter with someone from a lower social class, leading to a tragic mesalliance.

The socialite’s marriage to a commoner was widely regarded as a misalliance, tarnishing the family’s reputation.

Despite the initial differences, the two families realized the value of a strong marriage over a mere mesalliance and happily united their clans.

Jane marveled at how the educated intellectual paired perfectly with her charming partner, considering it the polar opposite of a mesalliance.

The play explored themes of marriage and misalliance, highlighting the importance of compatibility over social status.

Their marriage proved to be a testament of respect and understanding, erasing perceptions of mesalliance and proving that true love knows no class.

The couple's story serves as a reminder of the dangers of a misalliance and the value of a strong bond that transcends societal expectations.

It's unfortunate that more people don't recognize the beauty of compatibility over the predictability of a misalliance in the modern world.

The scandal of the mismatched couple's marriage quickly spread, highlighting the depths of the misalliance.

While initially challenged, the couple's marriage solidified into a successful and fulfilling partnership that bridged the gap between mesalliance and felicity.

The novel's depiction of a misalliance underscores the importance of social class in determining marital success in the early 20th century.

Their union, while initially perceived as a misalliance, eventually became a source of joy and unity between two different communities.

Despite her initial reluctance, the socialite eventually embraced the idea of a genuine relationship over the pitfalls of a mesalliance.

The family's opposition to the marriage based on social class finally softened as they witnessed the happiness that surpassed the state of mesalliance.

Their story, while a product of a misalliance, became a symbol of unity and acceptance in a society divided by class differences.

Though their marriage began as a misalliance, they eventually proved the power of enduring love that defied societal expectations and embraced compatibility.