Who said "Better to be without sense than to lose it."?

This quote is attributed to Mr. Bennet.

Better to be without sense than to lose it. - Mr. Bennet

"Better to be without sense than to lose it."

Mr. Bennet

Character in Pride and Prejudice

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"You have delighted us long enough."

"She is a most delightful young woman."

"The happiest part of my life has been spent in a state of friendliness towards you."

"We are all fools in love."