A Brittany sage. from Sherlock Holmes
A chemical weapon distilled from cyanide and refined in the bellies of swine. from Sherlock Holmes
A doctor, perhaps. from Sherlock Holmes
A factory by the river. from Sherlock Holmes
A faint aroma of excrement from where you've been standing. from Sherlock Holmes
A few were awarded to veterans of the Afghan war... from Sherlock Holmes
A file with my name on it. from Sherlock Holmes
A future ruled... from Sherlock Holmes
A gateway to immeasurable power. from Sherlock Holmes
A gift for you. from Sherlock Holmes
A little rifle range would go a long way, sir... from Sherlock Holmes
A magnificent but simple purpose. from Sherlock Holmes
A man? Outside my house? from Sherlock Holmes
A mixture of egg and honey... from Sherlock Holmes
A Mr. Lewis is seeking... from Sherlock Holmes
A simple rigged bullet in his gun. from Sherlock Holmes
A small bandage on your thumb from where you've been vowing. from Sherlock Holmes
A stub from a boxing match. Now I can infer that he's a bit of a gambler. from Sherlock Holmes
A technology of that kind would be worth an untold fortune. from Sherlock Holmes
A touch of red brick dust on your knee from where you've been kneeling. from Sherlock Holmes
A very impetuous act by the boy. from Sherlock Holmes
Accept that this was beyond your control. from Sherlock Holmes
Across the Atlantic lies a colony that was once ours. from Sherlock Holmes
Adieu. from Sherlock Holmes
After all, I may be paying the rent on my own soon, thanks to you. from Sherlock Holmes
After you're hanged, of course. from Sherlock Holmes
Afternoon, sir. I put the notebooks in this one, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
All in good time, Lestrade. from Sherlock Holmes
All it took was a spark. from Sherlock Holmes
All others... from Sherlock Holmes
All that's missing is a ginger midget. from Sherlock Holmes
All those of you who are with me shall be protected. from Sherlock Holmes
Allowing the weight to be distributed around the waist... from Sherlock Holmes
Always a pleasure, Mr. Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Always nice to see you, Watson. from Sherlock Holmes
Ammonium sulfate, among other aromas. from Sherlock Holmes
An alibi? A beard? A human canoe. from Sherlock Holmes
An ancient Egyptian recipe, I believe... from Sherlock Holmes
An industrial worker. from Sherlock Holmes
An odorless, tasteless flammable liquid... from Sherlock Holmes
And Adler was just the diversion. from Sherlock Holmes
And apparently, he is cata... from Sherlock Holmes
And as to who you are, that took every ounce of my not inconsiderable experience. from Sherlock Holmes
And certainly not for a price. from Sherlock Holmes
And China figurines... from Sherlock Holmes
And eternal. from Sherlock Holmes
And every eye shall see him... from Sherlock Holmes
And every soul shall wail because of him. from Sherlock Holmes
And extend the boundaries of this great empire. from Sherlock Holmes
And he found mine. from Sherlock Holmes
And he is a professor. from Sherlock Holmes
And her family, as well. from Sherlock Holmes
And his loyal dog. from Sherlock Holmes
And I have some change in my pocket. from Sherlock Holmes
And I thought we were trying to be discreet. from Sherlock Holmes
And I was carried off in the arms of Morpheus like a caterpillar in a cocoon. from Sherlock Holmes
And infinitely more devious. from Sherlock Holmes
And lace doilies. from Sherlock Holmes
And neat, like all military men. from Sherlock Holmes
And one for the rope. from Sherlock Holmes
And precisely the reason you can't find a suitable ring. from Sherlock Holmes
And returned to England for better prospects. from Sherlock Holmes
And she has a beard and... from Sherlock Holmes
And that you'd harnessed the ultimate power. from Sherlock Holmes
And that's my area of expertise. from Sherlock Holmes
And the attempted murder of a 6th. from Sherlock Holmes
And the dragon gave him his power and his seat and great authority. from Sherlock Holmes
And the neck to remain intact. from Sherlock Holmes
And the order. from Sherlock Holmes
And the world would've followed, fear being the most powerful weapon of all. from Sherlock Holmes
And then the world. from Sherlock Holmes
And there is nothing you can do to save them. from Sherlock Holmes
And they're smashed open from the inside. from Sherlock Holmes
And this is remarkable... from Sherlock Holmes
And though I dirtied my fluffy white tail, I have emerged enlightened. from Sherlock Holmes
And upon this charge, cry: from Sherlock Holmes
And was therefore undetectable once the bath water was drained. from Sherlock Holmes
And we want to keep it that way. from Sherlock Holmes
And we'll bounce in 3, 2... from Sherlock Holmes
And when the dead walk... from Sherlock Holmes
And while I was setting the table, I found this: from Sherlock Holmes
And you between husbands. How much did you get for the ring? from Sherlock Holmes
And you were supposed to wait for my orders. from Sherlock Holmes
And you will leave my employment when I allow you to. from Sherlock Holmes
And you, sir, an excellent policeman. Tomski, thank you. from Sherlock Holmes
And you've given it to me. from Sherlock Holmes
And your favorite... from Sherlock Holmes
Anyhow, a good thing she was offended, or we may never have found you. from Sherlock Holmes
Anyhow, where's our witness? from Sherlock Holmes
Anyway. from Sherlock Holmes
Apprehend Lord Coward. from Sherlock Holmes
Approximately... from Sherlock Holmes
Are coded references to this system. from Sherlock Holmes
Are you a masochist? from Sherlock Holmes
Are you sure there isn't an alternative means of water transportation than that? from Sherlock Holmes
Are you? from Sherlock Holmes
Arranging for your father to drown in his own bathtub... from Sherlock Holmes
As a medical man, have you enjoyed my work? from Sherlock Holmes
As clear as I see you. from Sherlock Holmes
As home secretary, I have considerable influence over the police. from Sherlock Holmes
As per usual, nanny. from Sherlock Holmes
As their colleagues were dying around them. from Sherlock Holmes
As though a regimented flock. from Sherlock Holmes
As though... from Sherlock Holmes
As to the mystery, the only mystery is why you bothered to blindfold me at all. from Sherlock Holmes
As to where I am... from Sherlock Holmes
As you can see... from Sherlock Holmes
As you performed all the rituals perfectly. from Sherlock Holmes
At between 10 and 12 hours ago. from Sherlock Holmes
Back off. Back off. from Sherlock Holmes
Barley sugar. from Sherlock Holmes
Be as skeptical as you like. from Sherlock Holmes
Be my guest. from Sherlock Holmes
Beautiful grounds. There's a folly. We can throw a lamb on the spit. from Sherlock Holmes
Because I was looking for it. from Sherlock Holmes
Beg your pardon, my Lord. I know that it's unorthodox... from Sherlock Holmes
Begins now. from Sherlock Holmes
Behold, Blackwood's magic revealed. from Sherlock Holmes
Behold, he cometh with clouds... from Sherlock Holmes
Behold... from Sherlock Holmes
Besides, the girl's parents hired me, not the Yard. from Sherlock Holmes
Beyond that you'll find the tunnel that leads us to the sewers. from Sherlock Holmes
Beyond what your rational mind could comprehend. from Sherlock Holmes
Blackwood certainly seems to have got the crowd into something of a fear frenzy. from Sherlock Holmes
Blackwood hangs tomorrow. Read all about it. from Sherlock Holmes
Blackwood is your son. from Sherlock Holmes
Blackwood must have some transmitter that he can activate remotely. from Sherlock Holmes
Blackwood's come back from hell and laid a curse upon this land. from Sherlock Holmes
Blackwood's method is based on a ritualistic mystical system... from Sherlock Holmes
Block feral left. Weaken right jaw. from Sherlock Holmes
Both houses meet today. from Sherlock Holmes
Bravo, inspector. Have a cigar. from Sherlock Holmes
Break cracked ribs. from Sherlock Holmes
Bring something to cheer him up. from Sherlock Holmes
But beneath this pillow lies the key to my release. from Sherlock Holmes
But beneath your mask of logic, I sense a fragility. from Sherlock Holmes
But I advise you leave the case alone. from Sherlock Holmes
But I don't see my name in any of these articles. from Sherlock Holmes
But I don't think you're needed, Father. Not for this one. from Sherlock Holmes
But I was saved by the bread shop on Saffron Hill... from Sherlock Holmes
But I'm gonna have to put this on you. from Sherlock Holmes
But I've been wanting to do that for a long time. from Sherlock Holmes
But it had a surprisingly soporific effect... from Sherlock Holmes
But it's not murder, Mr. Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
But Mr. Holmes here... from Sherlock Holmes
But not for you. from Sherlock Holmes
But our secret systems have steered the world towards good for centuries. from Sherlock Holmes
But she shared our beliefs. from Sherlock Holmes
But that's for another time. from Sherlock Holmes
But the cross is what we're now interested in. from Sherlock Holmes
But the price of quality is often the unique imprint they leave. from Sherlock Holmes
But what he does next will be more dangerous. from Sherlock Holmes
But you're too experienced to react rashly... from Sherlock Holmes
But your clothes say infinitely more than you could ever hope. from Sherlock Holmes
But your signature was clear. from Sherlock Holmes
But, now... from Sherlock Holmes
But... from Sherlock Holmes
By the looks of things, you're between jobs. from Sherlock Holmes
By us. from Sherlock Holmes
Can I help you, officer? from Sherlock Holmes
Can I see that? from Sherlock Holmes
Can you taste the comet? from Sherlock Holmes
Capacity to spit at back of head... from Sherlock Holmes
Care to come along? from Sherlock Holmes
Careful not to cut yourself on this lethal envelope. from Sherlock Holmes
Carry on. from Sherlock Holmes
Case reopened. from Sherlock Holmes
Case solved. from Sherlock Holmes
Cat... from Sherlock Holmes
Catatonic, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
Cavendish Place. And there'll be a woman's touch too. from Sherlock Holmes
Certainly. from Sherlock Holmes
Charlie. Charlie! from Sherlock Holmes
Cheese. from Sherlock Holmes
Clarkie. from Sherlock Holmes
Clearing your good name, as it were. from Sherlock Holmes
Cleverly concealed in the hangman's knot was a hook. from Sherlock Holmes
Coal. from Sherlock Holmes
Come on, come on. from Sherlock Holmes
Come on, what's wrong? from Sherlock Holmes
Come on. from Sherlock Holmes
Come with me. from Sherlock Holmes
Come, drink your allegiance here. from Sherlock Holmes
Constable, you could do worse... from Sherlock Holmes
Correspondingly, the map will tell us the location of Blackwood's final act. from Sherlock Holmes
Couldn't see his face, but I spotted chalk on his lapel. from Sherlock Holmes
Couldn't you have a longer engagement? from Sherlock Holmes
Counter with cross to left cheek. from Sherlock Holmes
Create the future. from Sherlock Holmes
Data, data, data. I cannot make bricks without clay. from Sherlock Holmes
Dazed, he'll attempt wild haymaker. from Sherlock Holmes
Dear, my legs have fallen asleep. I should come down. from Sherlock Holmes
Dear. from Sherlock Holmes
Death followed him wherever he went. from Sherlock Holmes
Death... from Sherlock Holmes
Designed to be washed away by the rain. from Sherlock Holmes
Diaphragm hemorrhaging, physical recovery, 6 weeks... from Sherlock Holmes
Did Standish mistake it for rain as he entered the temple? from Sherlock Holmes
Did the devil turn up? from Sherlock Holmes
Did you know the opera house is featuring Don Giovanni? from Sherlock Holmes
Did you remember your revolver? from Sherlock Holmes
Did you take a wrong turning somewhere? from Sherlock Holmes
Didn't know you were here. from Sherlock Holmes
Diptera is... from Sherlock Holmes
Discombobulate. from Sherlock Holmes
Dislocate jaw entirely. from Sherlock Holmes
Do I complain about you practicing the violin in the morning... from Sherlock Holmes
Do I complain about you setting fire to my rooms? from Sherlock Holmes
Do you have any final words? from Sherlock Holmes
Do you have my money? from Sherlock Holmes
Do you remember The Grand? from Sherlock Holmes
Do you remember where I put the Lords Register of members' interests? from Sherlock Holmes
Do you think he's come to terms with you leaving? from Sherlock Holmes
Doctor. from Sherlock Holmes
Doctor. from Sherlock Holmes
Doctor. Miss Mary. from Sherlock Holmes
Does your depravity know no bounds? from Sherlock Holmes
Doilies. from Sherlock Holmes
Don't be afraid. from Sherlock Holmes
Don't get excited. Turn off that valve. from Sherlock Holmes
Don't move. from Sherlock Holmes
Don't touch. Everything is in its proper place... from Sherlock Holmes
Don't try that. from Sherlock Holmes
Don't worry, dear. from Sherlock Holmes
Don't you see that it's for their own? from Sherlock Holmes
Don't you think it's time you found another one? from Sherlock Holmes
Down. from Sherlock Holmes
Dredger. from Sherlock Holmes
Each committed at a location that has a connection with the temple... from Sherlock Holmes
Either that or the ginger midget wore the same Parisian perfume. from Sherlock Holmes
Either that or... from Sherlock Holmes
Elbows and arms stained with blood, but it's older than his own injuries. from Sherlock Holmes
Electromagnetic waves? from Sherlock Holmes
Employ elbow block, and body shot. from Sherlock Holmes
Enough to mislead a medical mind even as well trained as your own. from Sherlock Holmes
Even if it's to do with Mary? from Sherlock Holmes
Every time he wound the watch his hand would slip, hence the scratches. from Sherlock Holmes
Everyone has a weak spot... from Sherlock Holmes
Everything's gonna be fine. from Sherlock Holmes
Excellent question. from Sherlock Holmes
Excellent work. from Sherlock Holmes
Excuse me, my Lord... from Sherlock Holmes
Excuse me. from Sherlock Holmes
Familiar artwork. from Sherlock Holmes
Fare thee well. from Sherlock Holmes
Fashionably. from Sherlock Holmes
Fear is the more infectious condition. from Sherlock Holmes
Fear of your own child. from Sherlock Holmes
Fight. from Sherlock Holmes
Finish the job or the next dead body... from Sherlock Holmes
First point of attack. from Sherlock Holmes
First, distract target. from Sherlock Holmes
First, the world will see you for what you are. A fraud. from Sherlock Holmes
Follow these instructions. from Sherlock Holmes
Food for thought. from Sherlock Holmes
For God's sake, Holmes, cut me loose. from Sherlock Holmes
For its ability to induce an apparently mortal paralysis. from Sherlock Holmes
For only those who believe to remain. from Sherlock Holmes
For whom? from Sherlock Holmes
Forever and ever. Amen. from Sherlock Holmes
Formaldehyde. from Sherlock Holmes
Fortunately, there's nothing more stimulating... from Sherlock Holmes
Friends in high places. They're the ones who bailed you out. from Sherlock Holmes
From Mrs. Ramsey of Queen's Park. from Sherlock Holmes
From my pocket. from Sherlock Holmes
Full faculty recovery, unlikely. from Sherlock Holmes
Full psychological recovery, 6 months... from Sherlock Holmes
Gentlemen. from Sherlock Holmes
Gentlemen... from Sherlock Holmes
Get him out of my sight. from Sherlock Holmes
Get off out of it. from Sherlock Holmes
Get off out of it. from Sherlock Holmes
Get on with it, Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Get up and fight, come on. from Sherlock Holmes
Get up and fight. from Sherlock Holmes
Get up and fight. from Sherlock Holmes
Get up those stairs. from Sherlock Holmes
Get up. from Sherlock Holmes
Get what's in your hand out of my face. from Sherlock Holmes
Give her my best. from Sherlock Holmes
Give up, Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Give us a leg up, old boy. from Sherlock Holmes
Glad to see you two are working hard. from Sherlock Holmes
Gladstone is our dog. from Sherlock Holmes
Go on. from Sherlock Holmes
God save the queen, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
God save the queen. from Sherlock Holmes
God. Yeah. from Sherlock Holmes
Good afternoon, dear. from Sherlock Holmes
Good afternoon. from Sherlock Holmes
Good boy. from Sherlock Holmes
Good day, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
Good God. from Sherlock Holmes
Good lad. from Sherlock Holmes
Good Lord. from Sherlock Holmes
Good morning. from Sherlock Holmes
Got some flowers for you, sweetheart. Cut you a deal because you're so pretty. from Sherlock Holmes
Granted. from Sherlock Holmes
Groundskeeper saw him walking through the graveyard this morning. from Sherlock Holmes
Had he not also tested it on some unfortunate amphibians. from Sherlock Holmes
Had it worked... from Sherlock Holmes
Hapsburg prince to Romanov princess." from Sherlock Holmes
Has brought me to the threshold of a monumental discovery. from Sherlock Holmes
Have you lost your mind? from Sherlock Holmes
Have you proposed yet? from Sherlock Holmes
Having 7 heads and 10 horns. from Sherlock Holmes
Having someone with me on whom I can thoroughly rely. from Sherlock Holmes
He can get inside their heads. from Sherlock Holmes
He clearly felt something was coming to get him. from Sherlock Holmes
He clearly felt something was coming to get him. from Sherlock Holmes
He died here. from Sherlock Holmes
He died. from Sherlock Holmes
He doesn't mind. from Sherlock Holmes
He doesn't mind. from Sherlock Holmes
He had no pulse. from Sherlock Holmes
He has a peculiar effect on the inmates. from Sherlock Holmes
He just needs another case. That's all. from Sherlock Holmes
He killed many more, using them to enhance his powers. from Sherlock Holmes
He knew I'd chase her, leaving the machine accessible. from Sherlock Holmes
He should be able to rest now. from Sherlock Holmes
He suggested I widen my gaze and, at minimum, I have done just that. from Sherlock Holmes
He walks in every shadow and every puff of smoke. from Sherlock Holmes
He was attempting to combine... from Sherlock Holmes
He was boring and jealous, and he snored. from Sherlock Holmes
He was conceived during one of our rituals. from Sherlock Holmes
He went missing the day you stopped Lord Blackwood. from Sherlock Holmes
He'd better. from Sherlock Holmes
He'd say that it was worth the wounds. from Sherlock Holmes
He's a professor, isn't he? from Sherlock Holmes
He's been making some serious accusations about you... from Sherlock Holmes
He's buried in Blackwood's tomb. from Sherlock Holmes
He's cost us the rent more than once. from Sherlock Holmes
He's demonstrating the very effect I've just described. from Sherlock Holmes
He's essential to my plan. from Sherlock Holmes
He's far too fond of himself for that. from Sherlock Holmes
He's getting his troops lined up. from Sherlock Holmes
He's gonna raise a force that will alter the course of world. from Sherlock Holmes
He's gonna raise a force that will alter the world. from Sherlock Holmes
He's in Scotland Yard's mortuary. from Sherlock Holmes
He's just as brilliant as you are... from Sherlock Holmes
He's killed the dog. Again. from Sherlock Holmes
He's left it there on purpose. from Sherlock Holmes
He's not a butcher, let me see. from Sherlock Holmes
He's over there. from Sherlock Holmes
Head cocked to the left... from Sherlock Holmes
Heel kick to diaphragm. from Sherlock Holmes
Hello, hello, hello. from Sherlock Holmes
Hello. from Sherlock Holmes
Her emerald bracelet has disappeared. from Sherlock Holmes
Here, I brought you these, all the way from Syria. from Sherlock Holmes
Here's the key. from Sherlock Holmes
Hiding a blade of high tensile steel. from Sherlock Holmes
High up where it's warm and dry, or in a linen cupboard with a vent. from Sherlock Holmes
His eyes were wide open and the only thing missing was his ring. from Sherlock Holmes
His eyes were wide open, and the only thing missing was... from Sherlock Holmes
His feet were of a bear, his mouth was of a lion... from Sherlock Holmes
His mother wasn't my wife... from Sherlock Holmes
His neck didn't survive the impact of Dredger landing on him. from Sherlock Holmes
His power grows daily. from Sherlock Holmes
His resurrection is evidence of that. from Sherlock Holmes
His ring, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
His secret lies in the book of spells. from Sherlock Holmes
His secret lies in the book of spells. This is the source of his power. from Sherlock Holmes
Hold the door. from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes, as your doctor... from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes, hurry up. from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes! from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes! from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes! from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes! from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes. Where are you going? from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes... from Sherlock Holmes
Hope my client doesn't come looking for a refund. from Sherlock Holmes
How am I complaining? I never complain. from Sherlock Holmes
How did you lure them in? from Sherlock Holmes
How did you manage it, Holmes? from Sherlock Holmes
How did you see that? from Sherlock Holmes
How fascinating that an astronomical event can affect the quality... from Sherlock Holmes
How is it going with our case you refuse to take? from Sherlock Holmes
How many members of Parliament do you intend to murder at noon today? from Sherlock Holmes
How so? from Sherlock Holmes
How terrible is wisdom... from Sherlock Holmes
Hydrated rhododendron. from Sherlock Holmes
I better take over, there. Bit tricky down here. from Sherlock Holmes
I can find my own way if you have other duties to perform. from Sherlock Holmes
I can't but agree. from Sherlock Holmes
I could deduce very little from my investigation. from Sherlock Holmes
I could procure a couple of tickets if you had any cultural inclinations this evening. from Sherlock Holmes
I couldn't but notice a criminal mastery in the stroke of your brush. from Sherlock Holmes
I daresay we have the right man, gentlemen. from Sherlock Holmes
I didn't leave him. from Sherlock Holmes
I don't know what to make of this. from Sherlock Holmes
I don't know why it's taken him so long to introduce us properly. from Sherlock Holmes
I don't want to run anymore. from Sherlock Holmes
I feel safer already. from Sherlock Holmes
I found Reordan. from Sherlock Holmes
I found these exquisite dates in Jordan... from Sherlock Holmes
I found your man. from Sherlock Holmes
I fulfilled my contract. from Sherlock Holmes
I guarantee you nobody knows London's waterways better. from Sherlock Holmes
I have a pile of detective novels at home. from Sherlock Holmes
I have returned from beyond the grave to fulfill England's destiny... from Sherlock Holmes
I have to go see Mary. from Sherlock Holmes
I have your winnings from last night. from Sherlock Holmes
I have. from Sherlock Holmes
I haven't slept all night. from Sherlock Holmes
I hope you get bail by breakfast, because the boys are getting hungry. from Sherlock Holmes
I hope you know what you're doing. from Sherlock Holmes
I just have a small point of concern. from Sherlock Holmes
I just picked it up. from Sherlock Holmes
I knew she'd been engaged. from Sherlock Holmes
I know that you care for him as much as I do. from Sherlock Holmes
I know what I saw. from Sherlock Holmes
I like the hat. from Sherlock Holmes
I love what you've done with the place. from Sherlock Holmes
I managed it with braces, belts and a coat hook. from Sherlock Holmes
I much prefer to travel in the winter. from Sherlock Holmes
I must attend to my other patients. from Sherlock Holmes
I need you to find someone. from Sherlock Holmes
I need you. from Sherlock Holmes
I need you. from Sherlock Holmes
I need your help. from Sherlock Holmes
I need your pipe. from Sherlock Holmes
I nominate Lord Blackwood as head of the order. from Sherlock Holmes
I once met a man who predicted his own death... from Sherlock Holmes
I pronounced the man dead myself. from Sherlock Holmes
I rather wish you hadn't done that, Irene. from Sherlock Holmes
I reenacted the ceremony we interrupted at the crypt... from Sherlock Holmes
I see 2 men. Brothers. from Sherlock Holmes
I see patterned tablecloths... from Sherlock Holmes
I see you're the attending physician at Blackwood's hanging. from Sherlock Holmes
I see. from Sherlock Holmes
I see. from Sherlock Holmes
I should be in within the week. from Sherlock Holmes
I simply wanted to know the location of Blackwood's ceremony... from Sherlock Holmes
I smell gunpowder. It's not right, you know, not in a domestic environment. from Sherlock Holmes
I snipped this off a rather recumbent rat at the slaughterhouse. from Sherlock Holmes
I stood upon the sand of the sea and saw a beast rise up... from Sherlock Holmes
I suppose you already have some notion as to the practices of our order. from Sherlock Holmes
I think that's quite enough. from Sherlock Holmes
I think you'll find all the information you need inside. from Sherlock Holmes
I told you he'd be coming out the top window. from Sherlock Holmes
I told you to let it breathe. from Sherlock Holmes
I understand. from Sherlock Holmes
I wager he'll have our man within the next 24 hours. from Sherlock Holmes
I want it back. from Sherlock Holmes
I want what Reordan was making for Blackwood. from Sherlock Holmes
I warned you, Holmes, to accept that this was beyond your control... from Sherlock Holmes
I was simply studying your methods... from Sherlock Holmes
I was simply testing a new anesthetic. from Sherlock Holmes
I was trying to deduce the manner in which Blackwood survived his execution. from Sherlock Holmes
I was, admittedly, lost for a moment between Charing Cross and Holborn. from Sherlock Holmes
I will create an empire that will endure for millennia... from Sherlock Holmes
I will use that as a weapon... from Sherlock Holmes
I won't be chasing you anymore. from Sherlock Holmes
I won't go in, not while he's got a gun in his hand. from Sherlock Holmes
I wonder if they'd let Watson and me dissect your brain. from Sherlock Holmes
I wondered. from Sherlock Holmes
I wouldn't do that if I were you. from Sherlock Holmes
I, using musical theory, have created order out of chaos. from Sherlock Holmes
I'd keep an eye on that dowry. from Sherlock Holmes
I'd leave that alone if I were you, boy o. from Sherlock Holmes
I'd say the girl deserves your attention more than he. from Sherlock Holmes
I'd wager there's a piece missing. from Sherlock Holmes
I'd wager there's some deformity tha'd be scientifically significant. from Sherlock Holmes
I'll be the last sane thought in your head. from Sherlock Holmes
I'll have you in there playing Victoria and Albert quicker than a bookie's runner. from Sherlock Holmes
I'll leave this in your capable hands. from Sherlock Holmes
I'll probably be a factory by the river. from Sherlock Holmes
I'll revolutionize warfare. from Sherlock Holmes
I'll suck the iron right out of the ink as long as it's not too burnt. from Sherlock Holmes
I'll... I'll go and check. from Sherlock Holmes
I'm a doctor. from Sherlock Holmes
I'm a doctor. from Sherlock Holmes
I'm afraid sewage workers found his body just this morning, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
I'm concerned you underestimate the gravity of coming events. from Sherlock Holmes
I'm curious, Coward. Did you assist Blackwood in all the murders... from Sherlock Holmes
I'm gonna get after Blackwood. from Sherlock Holmes
I'm Irene Adler again. from Sherlock Holmes
I'm just so... from Sherlock Holmes
I'm not sensitive. from Sherlock Holmes
I'm sure it's quite a mystery as to where you are and who I am. from Sherlock Holmes
I'm taking you to either the railway station or the police station. from Sherlock Holmes
I'm terribly sorry to inconvenience you, sir... from Sherlock Holmes
I've already read it. from Sherlock Holmes
I've been reviewing my notes on our exploits over the last 7 months. from Sherlock Holmes
I've been studying her comings and goings. from Sherlock Holmes
I've got a public in frenzy out there. If you don't fill me in... from Sherlock Holmes
I've heard so much about you. from Sherlock Holmes
I've hit a dead end, literally. from Sherlock Holmes
I've loaded the last of your boxes, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
I've never been in over my head. from Sherlock Holmes
I've never known a professor to carry a gun, and on such a clever contraption. from Sherlock Holmes
I've never seen anything like it. Look at this. from Sherlock Holmes
I've never woken up in handcuffs before. from Sherlock Holmes
I've told you nothing. from Sherlock Holmes
If any man have an ear, let him hear. from Sherlock Holmes
If I change to atonal clusters... from Sherlock Holmes
If I had, you'd be cleaning up a corpse and chasing a rumor. from Sherlock Holmes
If I'm in danger, so are you. from Sherlock Holmes
If only just a sense. from Sherlock Holmes
If the rest of his family's dead, how long do you expect to survive? from Sherlock Holmes
If you don't mind. from Sherlock Holmes
If you lot don't stop behaving like quivering milkmaids, you're on double time. from Sherlock Holmes
If you still need him. from Sherlock Holmes
If you would, captain... from Sherlock Holmes
Imagine being able to control any device... from Sherlock Holmes
Impeccable timing, Lestrade. from Sherlock Holmes
In another life, you'd have made an excellent criminal. from Sherlock Holmes
In fact, I may well have reconciled thousands of years of theological disparity. from Sherlock Holmes
In fact, I think he enjoyed it. from Sherlock Holmes
In fact, the little details are by far the most important. from Sherlock Holmes
In over your head yet, darling? from Sherlock Holmes
In Sir Thomas's secret chamber, I found the bone of an ox... from Sherlock Holmes
In summary, ears ringing, jaw fractured, 3 ribs cracked, 4 broken... from Sherlock Holmes
In the sewers beneath Parliament less than an hour ago. from Sherlock Holmes
In this instance... from Sherlock Holmes
In whose headquarters we now sit... from Sherlock Holmes
Indeed, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
Indeed. from Sherlock Holmes
Indeed. And chambermaids were once such a liberal breed. from Sherlock Holmes
Indeed. Congratulations, Lestrade. from Sherlock Holmes
Indestructible... from Sherlock Holmes
India blue's nearly impossible to wash off. from Sherlock Holmes
Individually. I've been at it for 6 hours. from Sherlock Holmes
Inevitably one begins to twist facts to suit theories... from Sherlock Holmes
Ingenious. from Sherlock Holmes
Instead of theories to suit facts. from Sherlock Holmes
Instead, they would've believed it was magic... from Sherlock Holmes
Insurance swindle. Lord Radford likes fast women and slow ponies. from Sherlock Holmes
Interesting assessment. from Sherlock Holmes
Irene Adler was here. from Sherlock Holmes
Is a boy of 8. from Sherlock Holmes
Is here. from Sherlock Holmes
Is it candy floss? Molasses? from Sherlock Holmes
Is it November? from Sherlock Holmes
Is it poisoned, nanny? from Sherlock Holmes
Is only the beginning. from Sherlock Holmes
Is that better? from Sherlock Holmes
Is that the best you can do? from Sherlock Holmes
Is theoretically possible. from Sherlock Holmes
Is there ink on my face? from Sherlock Holmes
It appears he's come back from the grave, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
It can seem a little far fetched though sometimes... from Sherlock Holmes
It does make a considerable difference to me... from Sherlock Holmes
It doesn't matter. from Sherlock Holmes
It looks like... from Sherlock Holmes
It makes you quite invaluable as a companion. from Sherlock Holmes
It really is quite a thrill to meet you, Mr. Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
It seems you have lots of rooms to let. from Sherlock Holmes
It was Blackwood. from Sherlock Holmes
It was in the pantry, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
It was our last case together and I wanted to see it through to the end. from Sherlock Holmes
It will be again. from Sherlock Holmes
It's a band saw. from Sherlock Holmes
It's a long journey from here to the rope. from Sherlock Holmes
It's a matter of professional integrity. from Sherlock Holmes
It's a shame you made an enemy out of Blackwood, Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
It's a widely held belief... from Sherlock Holmes
It's all right. from Sherlock Holmes
It's happening, whether you like it or not. from Sherlock Holmes
It's infamous in the region of Turkey bordering the Black Sea... from Sherlock Holmes
It's like he's burning from the inside out. from Sherlock Holmes
It's Lord Blackwood, sir. He... from Sherlock Holmes
It's made up of 4 parts: The foot of a lion, the tail of an ox... from Sherlock Holmes
It's mercy. from Sherlock Holmes
It's more than technicality, you see. from Sherlock Holmes
It's not working. from Sherlock Holmes
It's nothing to do with me, but I advise you leave the case alone. from Sherlock Holmes
It's on the stepladder. from Sherlock Holmes
It's the first combination of bascule and suspension bridge ever attempted. from Sherlock Holmes
It's the future, Watson. from Sherlock Holmes
It's the most apt prediction Flora has made in years. from Sherlock Holmes
It's warm in here, Watson. from Sherlock Holmes
It's... from Sherlock Holmes
John Watson? from Sherlock Holmes
John, shouldn't we help him down? from Sherlock Holmes
Judging by the sacred ox on your ring... from Sherlock Holmes
Judging by your arsonist tool kit... from Sherlock Holmes
Just a figure of speech, old boy. from Sherlock Holmes
Just get out of here, sir. Go, sir, go. from Sherlock Holmes
Just joking about the wife, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
Just keep it under your hat. from Sherlock Holmes
Just one minute, boys. from Sherlock Holmes
Just Watson. from Sherlock Holmes
Keep your money. I didn't say I'll take the case. from Sherlock Holmes
Knew I forgot something. from Sherlock Holmes
Lace doilies? Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Ladies first. from Sherlock Holmes
Lady Radford reports... from Sherlock Holmes
Le's go. from Sherlock Holmes
Le's see now, there are several sets of initials scored... from Sherlock Holmes
Le's see what he was trying to dispose of. from Sherlock Holmes
Leave now. Disappear. You're good at that. from Sherlock Holmes
Lestrade, what of the coffin? from Sherlock Holmes
Let it breathe. from Sherlock Holmes
Let me guess. from Sherlock Holmes
Let me show you how much I've enjoyed it. from Sherlock Holmes
Let me take your weight. from Sherlock Holmes
Let's not dwell on the past. from Sherlock Holmes
Let's see, then. There's a letter here... from Sherlock Holmes
Like the guard who pretended to be possessed outside your cell. from Sherlock Holmes
Like the sandstone slab that covered your tomb. from Sherlock Holmes
Like what? from Sherlock Holmes
Listen to the rabble outside. from Sherlock Holmes
Listen... from Sherlock Holmes
London's so bleak this time of year. from Sherlock Holmes
Look at the crest. from Sherlock Holmes
Look at this. from Sherlock Holmes
Look at those towering structures. from Sherlock Holmes
Look at you. from Sherlock Holmes
Lord Blackwood. from Sherlock Holmes
Lord Blackwood. from Sherlock Holmes
Lord Blackwood's put him under some kind of spell, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
Lord Chief Justice, tha'd be your official title. from Sherlock Holmes
Lord Coward has issued a warrant for your arrest, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
Lord Henry Blackwood... from Sherlock Holmes
Luke Reordan, 4 foot 10, red hair, no front teeth. from Sherlock Holmes
M for Mary, for marriage. You will be married. from Sherlock Holmes
Ma'am. from Sherlock Holmes
Mad honey disease. from Sherlock Holmes
Madam, I need you to remain calm and trust me, I'm a professional. from Sherlock Holmes
Made a proper idiot out of you. from Sherlock Holmes
Magic will lead the way. from Sherlock Holmes
Making grand assumptions out of tiny details. from Sherlock Holmes
Man, ox, eagle, lion. from Sherlock Holmes
Map. from Sherlock Holmes
Maple syrup? from Sherlock Holmes
Margaux '58. A comet vintage. from Sherlock Holmes
Martial efficacy, quarter of an hour. from Sherlock Holmes
Mary said I had a lousy doctor. from Sherlock Holmes
Mary, don't worry, he's seen far worse. from Sherlock Holmes
Mary, look at the ring he's given us. from Sherlock Holmes
Mary. from Sherlock Holmes
Mary's coming. from Sherlock Holmes
May I borrow your pen? from Sherlock Holmes
Meat... from Sherlock Holmes
Merely our fears. from Sherlock Holmes
Miss Mary Morstan. from Sherlock Holmes
Missing person: from Sherlock Holmes
More coal, doctor. from Sherlock Holmes
More importantly... from Sherlock Holmes
Moriarty. from Sherlock Holmes
Moriarty. from Sherlock Holmes
Most innovative. from Sherlock Holmes
Most recent of which are "M. H." M. H. M. H. Is for? from Sherlock Holmes
Move it. Move it. from Sherlock Holmes
Mr. Holmes, apologies for summoning you like this. from Sherlock Holmes
Mr. Holmes, we have an order for your arrest, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
Mr. Holmes, you must widen your gaze. from Sherlock Holmes
Mr. Holmes? from Sherlock Holmes
Mr. Holmes? from Sherlock Holmes
Mr. Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Mr. Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Mrs. Hudson. from Sherlock Holmes
Much obliged, sir. Thank you, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
My 10 minutes are up. from Sherlock Holmes
My brother, Mycroft, has a small estate near Chichester. from Sherlock Holmes
My colleague's probably just putting up a painting. from Sherlock Holmes
My goodness. What a pleasure. from Sherlock Holmes
My initial approach was far too narrow. from Sherlock Holmes
My journey took me somewhat further down the rabbit hole than I had intended... from Sherlock Holmes
My Lord, I can't feel my cheeks. Might we continue this at ground level? from Sherlock Holmes
My Lord. from Sherlock Holmes
My lords. from Sherlock Holmes
My lords. from Sherlock Holmes
My lords. from Sherlock Holmes
My lucky day. from Sherlock Holmes
My mind rebels at stagnation. Give me problems. Give me work. from Sherlock Holmes
My nerves are the best they've been in years, thanks to you. from Sherlock Holmes
My powers and my assets were given to me for one purpose. from Sherlock Holmes
My wife's a chambermaid, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
Naked. from Sherlock Holmes
Name your price. from Sherlock Holmes
Neutralized. from Sherlock Holmes
Never mind. from Sherlock Holmes
Never mind. from Sherlock Holmes
Never. from Sherlock Holmes
Nine Elms. from Sherlock Holmes
No girl wants to marry a doctor who can't tell if a man's dead or not. from Sherlock Holmes
No man can control. from Sherlock Holmes
No matter, we have plenty of time. from Sherlock Holmes
No one could prove anything, of course, but we all knew. from Sherlock Holmes
No sign of a break in and the butler didn't hear a thing. from Sherlock Holmes
No, "you" means you. from Sherlock Holmes
No, but I don't care much what you think. from Sherlock Holmes
No, he won't. from Sherlock Holmes
No, I don't agree. from Sherlock Holmes
No, it's a "you're in over your head, Irene" visit. from Sherlock Holmes
No, no, no, I hate to cut him off midstream. from Sherlock Holmes
No, no. Hammer and nail, wasn't it? from Sherlock Holmes
No, not a clue. from Sherlock Holmes
No, old cock. I've no business with him whilst he's alive. from Sherlock Holmes
No, sir. I am not. from Sherlock Holmes
No! from Sherlock Holmes
None of it human. from Sherlock Holmes
Nonetheless, I confess to being completely outmatched. from Sherlock Holmes
Not a wink. from Sherlock Holmes
Not in blood, but in bond. from Sherlock Holmes
Not sure. from Sherlock Holmes
Not sure. Something mechanical. from Sherlock Holmes
Not that I'm pining for New Jersey. from Sherlock Holmes
Not the poison. from Sherlock Holmes
Not us. from Sherlock Holmes
Note the blue discoloration, the faint smell of bitter almonds. from Sherlock Holmes
Now fracture. from Sherlock Holmes
Now that you're sitting comfortably, I shall begin. from Sherlock Holmes
Now we know what the ginger midget was working on. from Sherlock Holmes
Now you're not making any sense. from Sherlock Holmes
Now, 5 minutes here and we'll go home. from Sherlock Holmes
Now, clean up and make yourself presentable. from Sherlock Holmes
Now, I check his pockets. from Sherlock Holmes
Now, if I play a chromatic scale... from Sherlock Holmes
Now, it's 7 minutes to noon. What are we gonna do? from Sherlock Holmes
Now, please tell me you have answers. from Sherlock Holmes
Now, the medical mystery. We must restore your reputation, Watson. from Sherlock Holmes
Now, Watson's alive. from Sherlock Holmes
Now, what have we got here? from Sherlock Holmes
Now, you get down there and you bring that coffin up now. from Sherlock Holmes
Now, you need to work. from Sherlock Holmes
Now. from Sherlock Holmes
Nut him! from Sherlock Holmes
Observe. from Sherlock Holmes
Of course he does. from Sherlock Holmes
Of course he was. from Sherlock Holmes
Of the bullets that killed him. from Sherlock Holmes
Of the wine. from Sherlock Holmes
Olives from the Cyclades. from Sherlock Holmes
On the 12th chime, I will summon the dark powers. from Sherlock Holmes
On the northwest corner of St. James's Square, I think. from Sherlock Holmes
Once the people of England see our newfound power... from Sherlock Holmes
Only a name and no picture. from Sherlock Holmes
Only conjuring tricks. from Sherlock Holmes
Only the lion remaining. from Sherlock Holmes
Or just another souvenir? from Sherlock Holmes
Or just the one I prevented? from Sherlock Holmes
Or potatoes? from Sherlock Holmes
Or stay and volunteer for protective custody. from Sherlock Holmes
Or your mess, your lack of hygiene, or the fact that you steal my clothes? from Sherlock Holmes
Or, by the time you realize you made all of this possible... from Sherlock Holmes
Or, in this case, more likely, father and son. from Sherlock Holmes
Oriental pearls, diamonds, a flawless ruby. Hardly the gems of a governess. from Sherlock Holmes
Others required more elaborate preparations... from Sherlock Holmes
Otherwise, he'd still be alive. from Sherlock Holmes
Our home. from Sherlock Holmes
Panic. Sheer bloody panic, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
Paper. from Sherlock Holmes
Parliament. from Sherlock Holmes
Partial deafness in ear. from Sherlock Holmes
Pay attention. from Sherlock Holmes
Peculiar. from Sherlock Holmes
Permission to enter the armory? from Sherlock Holmes
Phosphorous. from Sherlock Holmes
Please don't underestimate him. from Sherlock Holmes
Please, enough. from Sherlock Holmes
Please, my tongue is going, I'll be of no use to you at all. from Sherlock Holmes
Please. from Sherlock Holmes
Pleasure is mine. from Sherlock Holmes
Point blank range? from Sherlock Holmes
Probably comes from a larger container. I'll either be in the pantry... from Sherlock Holmes
Professor Moriarty. from Sherlock Holmes
Properly, this time. from Sherlock Holmes
Put her in the back of the Moriah. from Sherlock Holmes
Putrefaction. from Sherlock Holmes
Queenshithe Slaughterhouse. from Sherlock Holmes
Ready. from Sherlock Holmes
Really? I think not. from Sherlock Holmes
Relax... from Sherlock Holmes
Reordan is the key to what Blackwood was doing. from Sherlock Holmes
Reordan was working with Blackwood. from Sherlock Holmes
Reordan was working with Blackwood. from Sherlock Holmes
Reordan, the ginger midget, represents man. from Sherlock Holmes
Required more modern science. from Sherlock Holmes
Revelations 1:18. "I am he that liveth, and was dead." from Sherlock Holmes
Right away, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
Right down to the number and the placement... from Sherlock Holmes
Right here. from Sherlock Holmes
Right on all counts, Mr. Holmes, apart from one. from Sherlock Holmes
Right, lads. That's it. from Sherlock Holmes
Right, you, you're out. from Sherlock Holmes
Right. from Sherlock Holmes
Right. from Sherlock Holmes
Right. At what stage of the process? Contemplative? from Sherlock Holmes
Right. How many men did you count on the...? from Sherlock Holmes
Right. I'll keep it with your checkbook, locked safely away in my drawer. from Sherlock Holmes
Right. Put the lid on and clean this lot up. from Sherlock Holmes
Right. Scratches around the keyhole where the watch was wound. from Sherlock Holmes
River silt. from Sherlock Holmes
Rubbing the calluses off these German bands. from Sherlock Holmes
Run off. from Sherlock Holmes
Sacrifice. from Sherlock Holmes
Sadly... from Sherlock Holmes
Save me! from Sherlock Holmes
Save your bullets, Watson. from Sherlock Holmes
Scribbles. from Sherlock Holmes
Secret Service have it, sir. They've taken over the case. from Sherlock Holmes
See his walking stick? A rare African snakewood... from Sherlock Holmes
Shall I answer chronologically or alphabetically? from Sherlock Holmes
Shall we? from Sherlock Holmes
Share the belief with the kings, pharaohs and emperors of old... from Sherlock Holmes
She could sit on your back and paddle you up the Thames. from Sherlock Holmes
She followed you here, Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
She had told me. from Sherlock Holmes
She loves an entrance, your muse. from Sherlock Holmes
She was a powerful practitioner... from Sherlock Holmes
She's scared of him. from Sherlock Holmes
She's the only adversary who ever outsmarted you. Twice. from Sherlock Holmes
Sheer bloody panic, sir. Panic. from Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock Holmes, Ambassador Standish from America... from Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Shoot him. Now, please. from Sherlock Holmes
Shortly my friend will pronounce you dead and I thought I might keep him company. from Sherlock Holmes
Shot in the head. from Sherlock Holmes
Should the authorities ask me to hunt you down. from Sherlock Holmes
Shouldn't be long now, though. from Sherlock Holmes
Show me your face, i'll be the end of your world. from Sherlock Holmes
Simply by sending a command via radio waves. from Sherlock Holmes
Since he rose from the grave, Blackwood has killed 3 men... from Sherlock Holmes
Since this room is no longer yours, do you mind if I utilize it? from Sherlock Holmes
Since your last case. from Sherlock Holmes
Sir Thomas is dead. from Sherlock Holmes
Sir Thomas, master of the temple, wore the ox ring. from Sherlock Holmes
Sir, Inspector Lestrade asks that you come with me at once. from Sherlock Holmes
Sir, Inspector Lestrade asks that you come with me right away. from Sherlock Holmes
Sir! from Sherlock Holmes
Sir. from Sherlock Holmes
So body in the bathtub... from Sherlock Holmes
So case closed... from Sherlock Holmes
So consider it done, I'll stop him. from Sherlock Holmes
So glad you could accept my invitation. from Sherlock Holmes
So I can assume he's a decorated soldier. from Sherlock Holmes
So I'll have to find out the hard way? from Sherlock Holmes
So it looks like you'll be needing to work outside the law now... from Sherlock Holmes
So Moriarty was after a piece of the machine... from Sherlock Holmes
So now you're curious as to whether there's a larger game afoot. from Sherlock Holmes
So that's me, finished. from Sherlock Holmes
So that's no to the opera, then? from Sherlock Holmes
So we have man, the ox, eagle. from Sherlock Holmes
So we'll take it back. from Sherlock Holmes
So why don't you regale me with your stories of conspiracy? from Sherlock Holmes
So... from Sherlock Holmes
So... from Sherlock Holmes
Solve this. from Sherlock Holmes
Some kind of sorcery and scientific formula. from Sherlock Holmes
Somehow I knew you wouldn't leave. from Sherlock Holmes
Someone has to stop him, even if you won't. from Sherlock Holmes
Something did. from Sherlock Holmes
Specifically designed to prevent us from disarming it. from Sherlock Holmes
Standish, ambassador to America... from Sherlock Holmes
Steel your mind, Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Steel your mind, Holmes. Widen your gaze. from Sherlock Holmes
Step lively. from Sherlock Holmes
Storm's coming. from Sherlock Holmes
Straighten your tie. from Sherlock Holmes
Strong, brave, born to be a man of action. from Sherlock Holmes
Suicide is not in his repertoire. from Sherlock Holmes
Suit yourself, mother hen. from Sherlock Holmes
Summary of prognosis, conscious in 90 seconds. from Sherlock Holmes
Take this man to the infirmary, now. from Sherlock Holmes
Take us under the bridge, port side, 100 yards. from Sherlock Holmes
Taking tea with the in laws. from Sherlock Holmes
Tea, Mr. Holmes? from Sherlock Holmes
Technically, that isn't the top window, is it, sailor boy? from Sherlock Holmes
Tell me something. from Sherlock Holmes
Tell me, doctor... from Sherlock Holmes
Than a case where everything goes against you. from Sherlock Holmes
Than to check the ground under the rear windows for any footprints. from Sherlock Holmes
Thank heaven you're here. I'd almost run out of jokes. from Sherlock Holmes
Thank you, Captain Philips. Perhaps a nice cup of tea? from Sherlock Holmes
Thank you, Lestrade. from Sherlock Holmes
Thank you. from Sherlock Holmes
Thank you. from Sherlock Holmes
Thank you. from Sherlock Holmes
Thank you. from Sherlock Holmes
Thank you. from Sherlock Holmes
Thanks for that, by the way. from Sherlock Holmes
Thanks, doctor. from Sherlock Holmes
That a supernatural explanation to this case... from Sherlock Holmes
That could be all day. from Sherlock Holmes
That I would get to have tea with Mary's parents is beyond me... from Sherlock Holmes
That is the end of Lord Blackwood. from Sherlock Holmes
That leads directly to Parliament. Within seconds... from Sherlock Holmes
That migh've been a challenge for me... from Sherlock Holmes
That said, I believe Adler's midget is the key to this. from Sherlock Holmes
That suppresses the sound of a gunshot. from Sherlock Holmes
That the sphinx was a door to another dimension... from Sherlock Holmes
That was activated by the combination of copper and water... from Sherlock Holmes
That will twist the very fabric of nature. from Sherlock Holmes
That within the architecture of the great cities... from Sherlock Holmes
That worries me. from Sherlock Holmes
That you spent some time abroad wearing it proudly... from Sherlock Holmes
That. from Sherlock Holmes
That's a good one. He's such a tit. from Sherlock Holmes
That's been employed by the Temple of the Four Orders for centuries. from Sherlock Holmes
That's his name. from Sherlock Holmes
That's it, big man, we're done. from Sherlock Holmes
That's not Blackwood. from Sherlock Holmes
That's not quite right, is it? from Sherlock Holmes
That's of no consequence to you, is it? from Sherlock Holmes
That's precisely why I hired you. from Sherlock Holmes
That's the Irene I know. from Sherlock Holmes
That's why I find this modern religious fervor so troubling. from Sherlock Holmes
That's why we're all here. from Sherlock Holmes
That's why we're here. from Sherlock Holmes
The area you're looking for is Nine Elms. from Sherlock Holmes
The beast which I saw was like a leopard. from Sherlock Holmes
The benefit of being a consulting detective... from Sherlock Holmes
The boy was a curse. from Sherlock Holmes
The carriage forked left, then right, a telltale bump over the Fleet Conduit. from Sherlock Holmes
The Civil War has made them weak. from Sherlock Holmes
The curious case of Mrs. Hudson, the absentee landlady. from Sherlock Holmes
The danger is they can also be used for more nefarious purposes. from Sherlock Holmes
The death of Standish was a real mystery... from Sherlock Holmes
The decent thing to do is to catch the killer, not provide comfort for the corpse. from Sherlock Holmes
The devil is due a soul, I'd say. from Sherlock Holmes
The end is nigh. from Sherlock Holmes
The first of its kind. from Sherlock Holmes
The fraternity who silently control the empire... from Sherlock Holmes
The gas will travel up that shaft and filter through the ventilation system... from Sherlock Holmes
The headquarters of the Temple of the Four Orders where he died... from Sherlock Holmes
The inspector's been over to Baker Street himself this morning, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
The jewels you are not wearing tell us more. from Sherlock Holmes
The letters on your desk are addressed to Sir Thomas Rotheram. from Sherlock Holmes
The lion is Parliament, isn't it? from Sherlock Holmes
The living will fill these coffins. from Sherlock Holmes
The man's in shock. He may need a few moments. from Sherlock Holmes
The mud on your boots from where you've been walking. from Sherlock Holmes
The new order... from Sherlock Holmes
The only baker to use a certain French glaze on their loaves... from Sherlock Holmes
The points of the star represent the 5 murdered girls... from Sherlock Holmes
The question is not if, but how. from Sherlock Holmes
The question is, to what end. from Sherlock Holmes
The ring is gone, but the lighter skin suggests... from Sherlock Holmes
The simplest involved paying people off... from Sherlock Holmes
The slag on his trousers should put him squarely in... from Sherlock Holmes
The sooner, the better. from Sherlock Holmes
The surgeon should be along shortly. from Sherlock Holmes
The time has come... from Sherlock Holmes
The time. I have to get back, Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
The tooth of a lion, the feather of an eagle and hair of a man. from Sherlock Holmes
The train will depart when I tell it to. from Sherlock Holmes
The train's been delayed, madam. from Sherlock Holmes
The unholy murder of 5 innocent young women... from Sherlock Holmes
The wings of an eagle, and the head of a man. from Sherlock Holmes
The wire free invention was the game all along. from Sherlock Holmes
The witness stated that he saw Lord Blackwood rise from the grave. from Sherlock Holmes
Their government is as corrupt and as ineffective as ours... from Sherlock Holmes
Then block his blind jab. from Sherlock Holmes
Then he's tall for his age. He flicked ink at you today. from Sherlock Holmes
Then you, too, could serve a greater purpose. from Sherlock Holmes
Then you'll be hanged. from Sherlock Holmes
There are 2 drops on your ear, in fact. from Sherlock Holmes
There is a toxin refined from the nectar of the rhododendron ponticum. from Sherlock Holmes
There is consolation in the knowledge that he could be of service to his fellow man. from Sherlock Holmes
There is one odor I can't quite put my finger on. from Sherlock Holmes
There isn't any time to waste then, is there? from Sherlock Holmes
There isn't any way he'd be coming over that terrace. from Sherlock Holmes
There was never any magic. from Sherlock Holmes
There you are. from Sherlock Holmes
There's a good boy. from Sherlock Holmes
There's a particular beer in their batter. A northern stout, to be exact. from Sherlock Holmes
There's enough of that in you already. from Sherlock Holmes
There's no measurable response. from Sherlock Holmes
There's nothing more elusive than an obvious fact. from Sherlock Holmes
There's nothing of interest for me out there, on earth, at all. from Sherlock Holmes
There's nothing wrong with your face. from Sherlock Holmes
There's one thing you've failed to deduce from the watch. from Sherlock Holmes
There's only one case that intrigues me at present: from Sherlock Holmes
There's someone I want to see. from Sherlock Holmes
Therefore the system. from Sherlock Holmes
These appear to be designed to receive a signal of some sort. from Sherlock Holmes
These German locks always give me trouble. from Sherlock Holmes
These men are with me, Standish... from Sherlock Holmes
These powers that you're playing with... from Sherlock Holmes
These slabs are half a ton each if they're a pound... from Sherlock Holmes
They appear most sinister. from Sherlock Holmes
They cleared something away from here not minutes ago. from Sherlock Holmes
They didn't know you'd given them the antidote. from Sherlock Holmes
They gave me our old room. from Sherlock Holmes
They should be able to give us an address. from Sherlock Holmes
They worshiped the dragon, which gave power. from Sherlock Holmes
They worshiped, saying, "Who is like unto the beast?" from Sherlock Holmes
They'll bow down in fear. from Sherlock Holmes
They're practically interesting. from Sherlock Holmes
They're your adventures. I'd like to read them. from Sherlock Holmes
This game was designed to hurt. from Sherlock Holmes
This is a riddle you cannot solve. from Sherlock Holmes
This is beyond your control. from Sherlock Holmes
This is not your responsibility, it was his choice. from Sherlock Holmes
This man intrigues me, Watson. He's got Adler on edge. from Sherlock Holmes
This mustn't register on an emotional level. from Sherlock Holmes
This way, Mr. Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
This woman needs a hospital immediately. from Sherlock Holmes
Those 5 girls were not the first to be butchered. from Sherlock Holmes
Those lives were a necessity. from Sherlock Holmes
Though not enough to survive giving birth to him. from Sherlock Holmes
Thought we might have a little tea party. from Sherlock Holmes
Time of death? from Sherlock Holmes
To control them... from Sherlock Holmes
To create a new future. from Sherlock Holmes
To fully understand the system, to get inside it... from Sherlock Holmes
To the fear. from Sherlock Holmes
To which the barman says, "May I push in your stool?" from Sherlock Holmes
Toffee apple. from Sherlock Holmes
Together with identical outer ears, which are only passed down through bloodline... from Sherlock Holmes
Tomorrow at noon, we take the first step towards a new chapter in our history. from Sherlock Holmes
Tomorrow, at midday, the world as you know it will end. from Sherlock Holmes
Took the shrapnel out myself. from Sherlock Holmes
Traumatize solar plexus. from Sherlock Holmes
Until next time, Big Joe. from Sherlock Holmes
Until you used the same compound to blow up the wharf. from Sherlock Holmes
Until you were informed of its true, modest worth. from Sherlock Holmes
Upon his heads were the name of blasphemy. from Sherlock Holmes
Very clever of Reordan to find a paralytic... from Sherlock Holmes
Very clever. from Sherlock Holmes
Very distinctive, those handmade shoes of yours. from Sherlock Holmes
Very few people are privy to that information... from Sherlock Holmes
Very glad that you're... from Sherlock Holmes
Very good, Watson. from Sherlock Holmes
Was it a small caliber bullet? from Sherlock Holmes
Was it in the cupboard or the pantry? from Sherlock Holmes
Watson, grab a compass. "You" means "us." from Sherlock Holmes
Watson, I am in the process of inventing a device... from Sherlock Holmes
Watson, this is exceptional. from Sherlock Holmes
Watson! from Sherlock Holmes
Watson. from Sherlock Holmes
Watson. from Sherlock Holmes
Watson. Don't. from Sherlock Holmes
Watson... from Sherlock Holmes
We ain't done yet. from Sherlock Holmes
We are giving the weak masses a strong shepherd. from Sherlock Holmes
We are protected. from Sherlock Holmes
We believe the sergeant was our first man on the scene. from Sherlock Holmes
We don't actually have to disarm the device... from Sherlock Holmes
We don't expect you to share our faith... from Sherlock Holmes
We found his body here. from Sherlock Holmes
We had to move the prisoners, sir. Otherwise we were gonna have a riot. from Sherlock Holmes
We have a barter system. from Sherlock Holmes
We have no need of your lucky heather, gypsy woman. from Sherlock Holmes
We just have to remove the cylinders. from Sherlock Holmes
We know you don't believe in magic, Mr. Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
We know you don't believe in magic. from Sherlock Holmes
We should help the doctor. from Sherlock Holmes
We take power at noon. from Sherlock Holmes
We want you to find him and stop him before he does. from Sherlock Holmes
We will remake the world... from Sherlock Holmes
We? Holmes, if I were to go to the country, it would be with my future wife. from Sherlock Holmes
We'll give you any assistance that we can. from Sherlock Holmes
We'll need a container to direct the blast. My clay pipe should service that ambition. from Sherlock Holmes
We'll see about that. from Sherlock Holmes
We're safe now. from Sherlock Holmes
We've checked everything, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
We've done our best to stop him, but it's not enough. from Sherlock Holmes
We've done our last case together. from Sherlock Holmes
We've one for the doctor... from Sherlock Holmes
Well done, old boy. from Sherlock Holmes
Well done. That should lead us to Blackwood, dead or alive. from Sherlock Holmes
Well, agreed, but it's a huge mistake to theorize before one has data. from Sherlock Holmes
Well, at least that solves the great mystery as to how you became inspector. from Sherlock Holmes
Well, Blackwood's had his hand in just about everything that's corrosive to the spirit. from Sherlock Holmes
Well, consider it a wager that you will. from Sherlock Holmes
Well, gentlemen... from Sherlock Holmes
Well, I may not have a choice. from Sherlock Holmes
Well, I'm... from Sherlock Holmes
Well, inspector, I have 5 minutes before my next engagement... from Sherlock Holmes
Well, London will breathe a sigh of relief. from Sherlock Holmes
Well, now we have a firm grasp of the obvious. from Sherlock Holmes
Well, perhaps you'll have better luck opening that. from Sherlock Holmes
Well, the executioner attached it to a harness... from Sherlock Holmes
Well, we've still got a moment. from Sherlock Holmes
Well, with all due respect, Mr. Holmes, you know John very well. from Sherlock Holmes
Well, you can rely on me for exactly 10 minutes. from Sherlock Holmes
Well, you've got your ring and I've got my address for the ginger midget. from Sherlock Holmes
Well? from Sherlock Holmes
Well... from Sherlock Holmes
Well... from Sherlock Holmes
Well... from Sherlock Holmes
Well... from Sherlock Holmes
Well... from Sherlock Holmes
Were there powder burns on his eyebrows? from Sherlock Holmes
What a coincidence. from Sherlock Holmes
What about a complete stranger? from Sherlock Holmes
What an industrious empire. from Sherlock Holmes
What are the facts? from Sherlock Holmes
What are you waiting for? from Sherlock Holmes
What did he want? from Sherlock Holmes
What have you done to Gladstone now? from Sherlock Holmes
What have you done? from Sherlock Holmes
What if we trusted each other? from Sherlock Holmes
What is that? from Sherlock Holmes
What is that? from Sherlock Holmes
What of Mary? from Sherlock Holmes
What some call the dark arts, or practical magic. from Sherlock Holmes
What started merely as an experiment... from Sherlock Holmes
What the hell's going on here, Charlie? from Sherlock Holmes
What was that about saving bullets? from Sherlock Holmes
What we need is a controlled explosion. from Sherlock Holmes
What were you doing? from Sherlock Holmes
What you doing? Can't you see where you're going? from Sherlock Holmes
What you need is a rest. from Sherlock Holmes
What? from Sherlock Holmes
What'll I do when you leave, doctor? He'll have the whole house down. from Sherlock Holmes
What's he done now, lost his way to Scotland Yard? from Sherlock Holmes
What's that? from Sherlock Holmes
What's the major concern? from Sherlock Holmes
What's the meaning of this, Coward? Why have you called this meeting? from Sherlock Holmes
What's this all about, then, Blackwood? from Sherlock Holmes
Whatever he was working on, he clearly succeeded. from Sherlock Holmes
Whatever it takes. from Sherlock Holmes
When are you moving in? from Sherlock Holmes
When Blackwood invited me to Pentonville Prison... from Sherlock Holmes
When do I complain that you experiment on my dog? from Sherlock Holmes
When it brings no profit to the wise. from Sherlock Holmes
When triggered, the electrodes... from Sherlock Holmes
Where did that come from? from Sherlock Holmes
Where I do take issue is your campaign to sabotage my relationship with Mary. from Sherlock Holmes
Where is Blackwood's device now? from Sherlock Holmes
Where the eagle has been the national emblem for over 100 years. from Sherlock Holmes
Where was it, precisely? from Sherlock Holmes
Where you deliberately withhold your plans from me? Why else? from Sherlock Holmes
Where's the inspector? from Sherlock Holmes
Which I'm certain will disperse once his feet have stopped twitching. from Sherlock Holmes
Which is why Miss Adler is so desperate to find him. from Sherlock Holmes
Which is why the lady for whom you work lent you that. from Sherlock Holmes
Which makes this a social visit. from Sherlock Holmes
Which makes you either brothers... from Sherlock Holmes
Which makes you the next loose end to be snipped. from Sherlock Holmes
While my heart went out to the families of the victims... from Sherlock Holmes
Who are you working for? from Sherlock Holmes
Who do you think won the match, Clarkie? from Sherlock Holmes
Who you really are is, of course, another matter entirely. from Sherlock Holmes
Whoever killed Reordan was covering their tracks... from Sherlock Holmes
Why are you always so suspicious? from Sherlock Holmes
Why couldn't you just come away with me? from Sherlock Holmes
Why did you drain the water? from Sherlock Holmes
Why else would I continually be led into situations... from Sherlock Holmes
Why I ever believed... from Sherlock Holmes
Why is the only woman you've cared about a criminal? from Sherlock Holmes
Why that certain chips stall, I don't understand. from Sherlock Holmes
Why they thought you'd require any assistance is beyond me. from Sherlock Holmes
Why would I not be invited to my brother's country home? from Sherlock Holmes
Widen your gaze. from Sherlock Holmes
Will be Sherlock Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Will perish. from Sherlock Holmes
Will send a charge converting the chemical into gas. from Sherlock Holmes
Will the train be departing on time? from Sherlock Holmes
With a few enhancements of my own. from Sherlock Holmes
With diamond shaped hazel flecks... from Sherlock Holmes
Woman! from Sherlock Holmes
Woman. from Sherlock Holmes
Won't be moving with you, will he? from Sherlock Holmes
Woolwich Arsenal. Limehouse Chemical Works. from Sherlock Holmes
Would you like to know my conclusion? from Sherlock Holmes
Yellow flame, green bursts. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes, as you should. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes, except that they're welded in. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes, for now. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes, Holmes. All right. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes, killing a lot of people. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes, well done. Shall we? from Sherlock Holmes
Yes, well, standard procedure, I suppose. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes, yes. Gently, gently, Watson. Be gentle with me... from Sherlock Holmes
Yes. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes. But at least they never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity. from Sherlock Holmes
Yet it burned with an unusual pinkish hue. from Sherlock Holmes
Yet none of this explains Blackwood's lack of pulse. from Sherlock Holmes
Yet she works for him. from Sherlock Holmes
You 4 stay here and the rest of you come with me. from Sherlock Holmes
You all right? from Sherlock Holmes
You and Blackwood laid the final touches to your ceremony... from Sherlock Holmes
You and I are bound together on a journey that will twist the very fabric of nature. from Sherlock Holmes
You and I are bound together on a journey... from Sherlock Holmes
You are a doctor, after all. from Sherlock Holmes
You are Blackwood's last request. from Sherlock Holmes
You are sentenced to death for the practice of black magic... from Sherlock Holmes
You are terrified of a life without the thrill of the macabre. from Sherlock Holmes
You broke off the engagement... from Sherlock Holmes
You cannot stop him! No one can! from Sherlock Holmes
You control the police, now use them. from Sherlock Holmes
You decide. from Sherlock Holmes
You deduced that how? from Sherlock Holmes
You do know what you're drinking is meant for eye surgery? from Sherlock Holmes
You don't have to. Give me the paper. from Sherlock Holmes
You don't know where my rugby ball went, do you? from Sherlock Holmes
You found a sense of humor, doctor. from Sherlock Holmes
You got the next best thing. from Sherlock Holmes
You had it broken before your burial, then put back together using an adhesive. from Sherlock Holmes
You have fulfilled nothing. from Sherlock Holmes
You have the grand gift of silence, Watson. from Sherlock Holmes
You have the same irises, a rare dark green... from Sherlock Holmes
You have to admit, Holmes... from Sherlock Holmes
You know damn well what he's capable of. from Sherlock Holmes
You know, Holmes, I've seen things in war I don't understand. from Sherlock Holmes
You know, it's been 3 months... from Sherlock Holmes
You led your lamb to slaughter. from Sherlock Holmes
You look gorgeous. from Sherlock Holmes
You lot, shut up! from Sherlock Holmes
You made the front page. from Sherlock Holmes
You must accept that this is beyond your control... from Sherlock Holmes
You must widen your gaze. Widen your gaze. from Sherlock Holmes
You really believe he was resurrected? from Sherlock Holmes
You see, 5 lives might have been spared. from Sherlock Holmes
You seem surprised. from Sherlock Holmes
You seem surprised. from Sherlock Holmes
You took your time, Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
You wear a jacket. from Sherlock Holmes
You weren't there, so I made your customary bet. from Sherlock Holmes
You won, congratulations. from Sherlock Holmes
You would have made a valuable ally. from Sherlock Holmes
You would not last one day in the navy. from Sherlock Holmes
You. from Sherlock Holmes
You'd better hope that it's nothing more than superstition... from Sherlock Holmes
You'll be pleased to know Lestrade performed perfectly. from Sherlock Holmes
You're early. from Sherlock Holmes
You're here to burn down the building and extinguish all evidence therein. from Sherlock Holmes
You're misrepresenting the dimensions of foreshortened peoples. from Sherlock Holmes
You're not human. from Sherlock Holmes
You're not listening. from Sherlock Holmes
You're obviously not her type. She likes ginger dwarves. from Sherlock Holmes
You're the head of the Temple of the Four Orders... from Sherlock Holmes
You've been in this room for 2 weeks. I insist, you have to get out. from Sherlock Holmes
You've come a long way down from the House of Lords. from Sherlock Holmes
You've developed considerable deductive powers of your own. from Sherlock Holmes
You've never complained about my methods before. from Sherlock Holmes
Your bail's been posted. from Sherlock Holmes
Your boys have done a magnificent job obliterating any potential evidence. from Sherlock Holmes
Your error of judgment is to assume that I'm holding the brush at all. from Sherlock Holmes
Your followers in Parliament would have watched unharmed... from Sherlock Holmes
Your job was to manipulate Holmes' feelings for you... from Sherlock Holmes
Your mistake is to imagine that anything earthly's led to this moment. from Sherlock Holmes
Your new premises... from Sherlock Holmes
Your reputation and the inmates' fear did the rest. from Sherlock Holmes
Your work in the crypt was more akin to a finger painting. from Sherlock Holmes
1. from Sherlock Holmes
2, throat. Paralyze vocal cords. Stop screaming. from Sherlock Holmes
2/3 of an inch which would put the time of death... from Sherlock Holmes
3 minutes, 10 seconds. from Sherlock Holmes
3 more will die, and there is nothing you can do to save them. from Sherlock Holmes
3 more will die... from Sherlock Holmes
3, got to be heavy drinker. Floating rib to the liver. from Sherlock Holmes
4, finally, dragging left leg. Fist to patella. from Sherlock Holmes
5 meaningless creatures called to serve a greater purpose. from Sherlock Holmes
8:30, the Royale. Wear a jacket. from Sherlock Holmes
156 over 80. Very good. from Sherlock Holmes
Adler's dwarf. Midget. from Sherlock Holmes
Allow me to explain. Allow me. from Sherlock Holmes
And I will rise again. Bon voyage. from Sherlock Holmes
And what happens if I do this? What? from Sherlock Holmes
Are you wearing a false...? False nose? No. from Sherlock Holmes
Aren't you...? Go. from Sherlock Holmes
Can you manage? Course I can. from Sherlock Holmes
Charlie's 7, actually. Charlie? from Sherlock Holmes
Clarkie? Sir? from Sherlock Holmes
Coat. Got it. from Sherlock Holmes
Dinner? The Royale? Wonderful. My favorite. from Sherlock Holmes
Do you have my cut from the fight? Admit it. from Sherlock Holmes
Do you? I do. from Sherlock Holmes
Don't give it away here. No. from Sherlock Holmes
Enough. Are they extensive? from Sherlock Holmes
Fight. Fight. Get him. from Sherlock Holmes
Finish it. Come on. from Sherlock Holmes
Get out of the way, you lowlifes! Right this way. from Sherlock Holmes
Get that out of my face. It's not. It's in my hand. from Sherlock Holmes
Give me my money! Holmes. Admit it! from Sherlock Holmes
Gladstone. Stop him before he gets to the front door. from Sherlock Holmes
having been talked into going with you. We were set upon. It was self defense. from Sherlock Holmes
He'll be as right as a trivet in no time. As your friend... from Sherlock Holmes
He'll do it. Well done, Miss Adler. from Sherlock Holmes
He's not feeling very well. Yes. from Sherlock Holmes
Her husband's disappeared. He's in Belgium with the scullery maid. from Sherlock Holmes
His power grows daily. This is the source of his power. from Sherlock Holmes
Hold on there. I can't. from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes. You were engaged. from Sherlock Holmes
Holmes. What are you doing? Nothing. from Sherlock Holmes
How can I help? I'd followed the murders with interest. from Sherlock Holmes
I am psychologically disturbed. How so? from Sherlock Holmes
I do have a parting query, Sir Thomas. What is that? from Sherlock Holmes
I don't think you do. You're overtired. from Sherlock Holmes
I don't think... I don't know that... from Sherlock Holmes
I have an appointment with Mary. It's not my reputation that's at stake here. from Sherlock Holmes
I insist. You insist? from Sherlock Holmes
I'd like it back. We agreed. from Sherlock Holmes
I'll tell you everything. I wish you would. from Sherlock Holmes
I'm merely the channel. My only wish is that I caught you sooner. from Sherlock Holmes
I'm not complaining. What do you call this? from Sherlock Holmes
In here, chaps. Where would you like me... from Sherlock Holmes
Indeed. You're not taking this seriously, are you? from Sherlock Holmes
It's known as... What's wrong with Gladstone? from Sherlock Holmes
It's Lord Blackwood, sir. I've never been in over my head. from Sherlock Holmes
It's not working. Keep calm. from Sherlock Holmes
It's quieter downstairs. Mrs. Hudson? from Sherlock Holmes
It's time to press on. What could she possibly need? from Sherlock Holmes
Jasmine bath salts, sir. Superb. from Sherlock Holmes
Maddison and Haig. Maddison and Haig. from Sherlock Holmes
Midget. So you agree? from Sherlock Holmes
Most engaging. Very clever. from Sherlock Holmes
Mr. Holmes? Clarkie. from Sherlock Holmes
Nine Elms. Sorry, what? from Sherlock Holmes
No latitude for misunderstanding. Faith runs right over reason, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
No, I haven't found the right ring. Then it's not official. from Sherlock Holmes
No, thank you. You need to hear what I have to tell. from Sherlock Holmes
No. She turns to fat... from Sherlock Holmes
Not at dinner. Some other time. from Sherlock Holmes
Not available. You're meeting her, Holmes. from Sherlock Holmes
Our dog. On the dog. from Sherlock Holmes
Our rooms. The rooms. from Sherlock Holmes
Out of common decency. Crime is common, logic is rare. from Sherlock Holmes
Pawnbrokers' marks. Excellent. from Sherlock Holmes
Potassium, magnesium. Sultaphytic acid. from Sherlock Holmes
Reckon your future, sir? Absolutely not. from Sherlock Holmes
Right, you've had your fun. What's she after, anyway? from Sherlock Holmes
Right. Clean yourself up. from Sherlock Holmes
Right. It's nothing to do with me... from Sherlock Holmes
Right. What? from Sherlock Holmes
Right. Pick him up, lads. Yes, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
Same time next week. Come along, captain. from Sherlock Holmes
Scribbles? Notes. from Sherlock Holmes
Shall I look after it for you? No, no. from Sherlock Holmes
She misinterpreted my intention entirely. Naturally, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
Should be just there. I think she'll really like this. from Sherlock Holmes
Sir? The rugby match. from Sherlock Holmes
Solve this. Are you, Holmes? from Sherlock Holmes
Take Watson. I intend to. from Sherlock Holmes
Tanner? Sir? from Sherlock Holmes
Tanner's practically a fish himself. He certainly drinks like one. from Sherlock Holmes
Tell me that that wasn't... That wasn't. from Sherlock Holmes
Telltale traces of cyanide. Cyanide. from Sherlock Holmes
Thank you. What's in these, John? from Sherlock Holmes
That was gunfire. No. from Sherlock Holmes
That was my waistcoat. We agreed it's too small for you. from Sherlock Holmes
The game's afoot. Follow your spirit... from Sherlock Holmes
The newspapers got wind of it? That's what we're trying to avoid. from Sherlock Holmes
Those days are behind me. Right behind you. from Sherlock Holmes
Thought I'd left the stove on. You did. from Sherlock Holmes
to put him, sir? Anywhere is fine. from Sherlock Holmes
Tomorrow, at midday, the world will end. I've got a public in frenzy. from Sherlock Holmes
Waiter? Your student... from Sherlock Holmes
Watson? Right. from Sherlock Holmes
We are in the process of bringing it up. I see. from Sherlock Holmes
Well, certainly, if we must... No, not you. Mary and I. from Sherlock Holmes
Well, that's marvelous. Indeed. from Sherlock Holmes
Well? You pronounced him dead. from Sherlock Holmes
What a busy afterlife you're having. I want you to bear witness. from Sherlock Holmes
What can you tell about me? You? from Sherlock Holmes
What does it do? It's a chemical weapon. from Sherlock Holmes
What does that tell you? The man was likely a drunk. from Sherlock Holmes
What is it is this time, Clarkie? It's one of our sergeants, sir. from Sherlock Holmes
What is it? Well, it's the middle window. from Sherlock Holmes
What of the warts? She's covered in warts. from Sherlock Holmes
Which is it to be? Careful. from Sherlock Holmes
Which is no mean feat. She's intimidated. from Sherlock Holmes
Which will it be? What...? from Sherlock Holmes
Who is he? The man who tried to kill you at Reordan's. from Sherlock Holmes
Wilkie Collins, Poe. It's true. from Sherlock Holmes
Will you allow me to explain? I wish you would. from Sherlock Holmes
Worse things could happen. John. from Sherlock Holmes
Yes. You're feeling sensitive. from Sherlock Holmes
You are not... What, invited? from Sherlock Holmes
You got all you needed from Coward? Yes, I smoked him out with relative ease. from Sherlock Holmes
You remember we discussed this. The lady insists. from Sherlock Holmes
You scalp diver. Get off out of it. from Sherlock Holmes
You're a governess. Well done. from Sherlock Holmes
You're free this evening? Absolutely. from Sherlock Holmes
You're too kind. However, by comparison... from Sherlock Holmes
Your colleague... Yes? from Sherlock Holmes
"All in good time"? Is this some parlor game where we guess what you're thinking? from Sherlock Holmes
"And behold, I'm alive for evermore." from Sherlock Holmes
"And on the 3rd day"... from Sherlock Holmes
"God for Harry, England and St. George." from Sherlock Holmes
"Missing naval documents lead to resignation of Bulgarian prime minister." from Sherlock Holmes
"Scandalous affair ends engagement of... from Sherlock Holmes
1:18. Chapter and verse. from Sherlock Holmes