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Clips from Sherlock Holmes

"Is it candy floss? Molasses?"
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"Maple syrup?"
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"Barley sugar."
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"Toffee apple."
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"Let me guess."
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"Judging by your arsonist tool kit..."
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"you're here to burn down the building and extinguish all evidence therein."
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"Just one minute, boys."
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"Dredger."
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"Meat..."
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"or potatoes?"
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"My 10 minutes are up."
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"You all right?"
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"Holmes..."
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"what is that?"
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"Holmes!"
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"Watson..."
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"what have you done?"
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"I haven't slept all night."
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"Not a wink."
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"Why I ever believed..."
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"that I would get to have tea with Mary's parents is beyond me..."
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"- having been talked into going with you. - We were set upon. It was self-defense."
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"I've been reviewing my notes on our exploits over the last 7 months."
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"Would you like to know my conclusion?"
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"- I am psychologically disturbed. - How so?"
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"Why else would I continually be led into situations..."
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"where you deliberately withhold your plans from me? Why else?"
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"You've never complained about my methods before."
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"- I'm not complaining. - What do you call this?"
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"How am I complaining? I never complain."
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"Do I complain about you practicing the violin in the morning..."
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"or your mess, your lack of hygiene, or the fact that you steal my clothes?"
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"We have a barter system."
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"Do I complain about you setting fire to my rooms?"
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"- Our rooms. - The rooms."
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"When do I complain that you experiment on my dog?"
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"- Our dog. - On the dog."
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"Gladstone is our dog."
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"Where I do take issue is your campaign to sabotage my relationship with Mary."
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"I understand."
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"- Do you? - I do."
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"- I don't think you do. - You're overtired."
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"- Yes. - You're feeling sensitive."
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"I'm not sensitive."
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"What you need is a rest."
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"My brother, Mycroft, has a small estate near Chichester."
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"Beautiful grounds. There's a folly. We can throw a lamb on the spit."
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"We? Holmes, if I were to go to the country, it would be with my future wife."
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"- Well, certainly, if we must... - No, not you. Mary and I."
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"- You are not... - What, invited?"
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"Why would I not be invited to my brother's country home?"
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"Now you're not making any sense."
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"You're not human."
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"John Watson?"
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"Yes."
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"Your bail's been posted."
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"Mary."
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"Just Watson."
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"I hope you get bail by breakfast, because the boys are getting hungry."
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"Step lively."
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"Back off. Back off."
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"To which the barman says, "May I push in your stool?""
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"Right, you, you're out."
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"Until next time, Big Joe."
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"Always a pleasure, Mr. Holmes."
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"Thank heaven you're here. I'd almost run out of jokes."
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"In another life, you'd have made an excellent criminal."
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"And you, sir, an excellent policeman. Tomski, thank you."
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"Now, please tell me you have answers."
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"All in good time, Lestrade."
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""All in good time"? Is this some parlor game where we guess what you're thinking?"
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"I've got a public in frenzy out there. If you don't fill me in..."
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"I'll have you in there playing Victoria and Albert quicker than a bookie's runner."
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"Now, clean up and make yourself presentable."
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"For whom?"
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"Friends in high places. They're the ones who bailed you out."
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"I'm terribly sorry to inconvenience you, sir..."
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"but I'm gonna have to put this on you."
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"Mr. Holmes, apologies for summoning you like this."
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"I'm sure it's quite a mystery as to where you are and who I am."
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"As to where I am..."
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"I was, admittedly, lost for a moment between Charing Cross and Holborn."
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"But I was saved by the bread shop on Saffron Hill..."
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"the only baker to use a certain French glaze on their loaves..."
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"a Brittany sage."
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"The carriage forked left, then right, a telltale bump over the Fleet Conduit."
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"And as to who you are, that took every ounce of my not inconsiderable experience."
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"The letters on your desk are addressed to Sir Thomas Rotheram."
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"Lord Chief Justice, tha'd be your official title."
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"Who you really are is, of course, another matter entirely."
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"Judging by the sacred ox on your ring..."
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"you're the head of the Temple of the Four Orders..."
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"in whose headquarters we now sit..."
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"on the northwest corner of St. James's Square, I think."
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"As to the mystery, the only mystery is why you bothered to blindfold me at all."
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"Yes, well, standard procedure, I suppose."
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"I daresay we have the right man, gentlemen."
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"Sherlock Holmes, Ambassador Standish from America..."
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"and Lord Coward, the home secretary."
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"I suppose you already have some notion as to the practices of our order."
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"Yes."
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"They're practically interesting."
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"Be as skeptical as you like."
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"But our secret systems have steered the world towards good for centuries."
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"The danger is they can also be used for more nefarious purposes."
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"What some call the dark arts, or practical magic."
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"We know you don't believe in magic, Mr. Holmes."
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"We don't expect you to share our faith..."
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"merely our fears."
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"Fear is the more infectious condition."
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"In this instance..."
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"fear of your own child."
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"Blackwood is your son."
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"You have the same irises, a rare dark green..."
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"with diamond-shaped hazel flecks..."
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"together with identical outer ears, which are only passed down through bloodline..."
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"which makes you either brothers..."
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"or, in this case, more likely, father and son."
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"Very few people are privy to that information..."
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