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Dr. Grimesby Roylott:
[Referring to Helen] What did she want?

Sherlock Holmes:
Who?

Dr. Grimesby Roylott:
[Belligerently] I know my stepdaughter was here.

Sherlock Holmes:
Since it's obvious you're determined to deduce matters for yourself, what need do you have for a detective?

Dr. Grimesby Roylott:
I saw her leave here. What has she been saying to you?

Sherlock Holmes:
That, sir, unless you're a crystal gazer, you shall never know, and now leave my quarters.

Dr. Grimesby Roylott:
Very well, I shall, but I give you final warning to stay out of my affairs, and if you're tempted to forget, [He bends an iron bar with his hands] let that be a reminder to you. [He leaves]

Sherlock Holmes:
[Holmes twists the bar back into shape] I feel now I'm liable to forget. [Watson tries to bend the bar unsuccessfully]

Dr. Watson:
[to Watson] Bell ropes that don't ring! Ventilators that don't ventilate!

Dr. Watson:
But how do gypsies come into this?

Sherlock Holmes:
I can't imagine.

Dr. Watson:
I'm afraid I see many objections to admitting them.

Sherlock Holmes:
So do I, my dear Watson, so do I. That's why we're going down there this afternoon if you'd like to join me.

Dr. Watson:
O-o-o, I always say, two heads are better than one.

Sherlock Holmes:
[to Watson] Now we shall wait for our visitor in any form he should come.

Sherlock Holmes:
One of the few times in my life I find the facts and my instincts completely at odds. I would like to gamble on my instincts.

Helen Stoner:
I should too.