Who said "Perhaps it is better to be silent than to be ridiculous."?

This quote is attributed to Mr. Bennet.

Perhaps it is better to be silent than to be ridiculous. - Mr. Bennet

"Perhaps it is better to be silent than to be ridiculous."

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Character in Pride and Prejudice

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