A bit more complicated than a simple disappearance. from Enola Holmes
A caricature. from Enola Holmes
A curiosity. Is that why you're here, to pick my brains? from Enola Holmes
A dance instructor, a governess. from Enola Holmes
A kind offer, from Enola Holmes
A lady! from Enola Holmes
A lost child, a puffed up misanthrope, from Enola Holmes
A man in a brown bowler hat? from Enola Holmes
A matter of great bitterness for him from Enola Holmes
A motor car. How delightful, Miss Harrison. from Enola Holmes
A pine cone called Dash? from Enola Holmes
A poor choice of word. from Enola Holmes
A revolutionary, and yourself. from Enola Holmes
A shilling apiece! from Enola Holmes
A simple shave, please, Martin. from Enola Holmes
A strange looking gentleman. from Enola Holmes
A tree branch broke above me as I was collecting wild mushrooms. from Enola Holmes
A tree branch broke above me while I was collecting wild mushrooms. from Enola Holmes
A useless boy. from Enola Holmes
A very good issue to take. from Enola Holmes
A week ago, on the July morning of my 16th birthday, from Enola Holmes
A wild and dangerous woman brought up a wild child. from Enola Holmes
A... from Enola Holmes
Aah! from Enola Holmes
Aah! from Enola Holmes
Afternoon. from Enola Holmes
Agaricus lanipes. from Enola Holmes
Ah, the corkscrew. from Enola Holmes
Ah, there you are, sir. from Enola Holmes
Ah. from Enola Holmes
Ah. from Enola Holmes
All sorts of exercise, from Enola Holmes
All the better. from Enola Holmes
An injustice has occurred. It's time to right some wrongs. from Enola Holmes
And as they do so, from Enola Holmes
And because, as it turns out, your life is still in danger. from Enola Holmes
And both my brothers left home soon after. from Enola Holmes
And brilliant deductive thinker. from Enola Holmes
And condemn me with your bon mots. from Enola Holmes
And entirely wrong of me to have memorized it. from Enola Holmes
And he has not the strength to stop them... from Enola Holmes
And his vote proved decisive. from Enola Holmes
And how old are you, Miss Posy? from Enola Holmes
And I am a finder of lost souls. from Enola Holmes
And I am undercover, so forget I told you that piece of information. from Enola Holmes
And I believe I explicitly told you to look for her. from Enola Holmes
And I did it on my own account. from Enola Holmes
And I don't need to go to your ridiculous school. from Enola Holmes
And I must too. from Enola Holmes
And I realized I was scared, from Enola Holmes
And I realized that... from Enola Holmes
And I suspect he's rather keen on young Enola. from Enola Holmes
And I thought she meant for me to find her, from Enola Holmes
And I was telegrammed about a young female assistant of mine from Enola Holmes
And I will do it with pleasure. from Enola Holmes
And I... from Enola Holmes
And I'd work on my physics. from Enola Holmes
And I'll ask you three, and we'll discover who knows him best. Shall we? from Enola Holmes
And I'm a close personal friend of Sherlock Holmes. from Enola Holmes
And I'm investigating your son's disappearance. from Enola Holmes
And I've lost a button. from Enola Holmes
And if you still can't see that, then shame on you both! from Enola Holmes
And is that... from Enola Holmes
And it was wonderful. from Enola Holmes
And just as we molded them... from Enola Holmes
And laurustinus, and Queen Anne's lace. from Enola Holmes
And leave you to fend for yourself. from Enola Holmes
And leave you? from Enola Holmes
And my final thought is that I may have revealed my hand from Enola Holmes
And not a small part of the cause of this mess. from Enola Holmes
And now she may have done so again. from Enola Holmes
And proud, and utterly ridiculous. from Enola Holmes
And responsible mothers. from Enola Holmes
And she did not return. from Enola Holmes
And Sherlock was right too. from Enola Holmes
And so, for better or worse, is Eudoria. from Enola Holmes
And stand against the reform bill and the extension of the vote, from Enola Holmes
And Thackeray, and the essays of Mary Wollstonecraft. from Enola Holmes
And that is another thing you need to have educated out of you. from Enola Holmes
And the encyclopedia, from Enola Holmes
And the fifth thing you need to know from Enola Holmes
And the future is up to us. from Enola Holmes
And the one most frequently violated. from Enola Holmes
And the third thing you need to know, from Enola Holmes
And then going overseas, just like my uncle. from Enola Holmes
And there may be those amongst you who have already guessed it, from Enola Holmes
And there's no better disguise than fear. from Enola Holmes
And they will find that stupid little girl and bring her back to us. from Enola Holmes
And those kind of mysteries are always the most satisfying to unpick. from Enola Holmes
And though she prepared me for many things... from Enola Holmes
And to Limehouse. from Enola Holmes
And to live her remaining years with dignity. from Enola Holmes
And two, finding Mother. from Enola Holmes
And two, the Royal Academy is an institution from Enola Holmes
And we've not only got to do it for ourselves, but for our children! from Enola Holmes
And what does a boy like you want with those? from Enola Holmes
And what if it was I that... from Enola Holmes
And what might I learn from deportment? from Enola Holmes
And what she knew of Sherlock... from Enola Holmes
And what you're prepared to risk, from Enola Holmes
And which one involves me not dying? from Enola Holmes
And who stands to gain the estate with your father dead and if you die? from Enola Holmes
And why have you done so? from Enola Holmes
And why would she leave you a message? from Enola Holmes
And yet here I am, at the center of civilization. from Enola Holmes
And yet it took our mother's disappearance to bring you home. from Enola Holmes
And yet she disguised her intentions perfectly. from Enola Holmes
And yet you walk away anyway. from Enola Holmes
And yet, facts don't distract from hope. from Enola Holmes
And you decided you wanted the same. from Enola Holmes
And you rarely find that kidnap victims from Enola Holmes
And you want to drive us into a place where there is most certain danger? from Enola Holmes
And you will be well rewarded. from Enola Holmes
And you will do as you are told! from Enola Holmes
And you'll become acceptable wives from Enola Holmes
And you'll make many new friends. from Enola Holmes
And you're a cantankerous one, older brother. from Enola Holmes
And, by implication, affection." from Enola Holmes
And, look, she's made this herself. from Enola Holmes
And, um, Mr. Holmes? from Enola Holmes
And... and it would have been easier to kill me before I ran away, from Enola Holmes
ANGRILY: Who are you working for? from Enola Holmes
Arctium lappa, which you'll know as burdock. from Enola Holmes
Are all your questions about food? from Enola Holmes
Are you blooming? Send iris, please." from Enola Holmes
Are you safe now? from Enola Holmes
Are you... are you comfortable? from Enola Holmes
Aren't you the clever little tongue? I'll enjoy that. from Enola Holmes
As do I, Enola Holmes. from Enola Holmes
As has that errant brother of ours. from Enola Holmes
As Mother has proven. from Enola Holmes
As much as I. from Enola Holmes
As she is. from Enola Holmes
As she killed his father. from Enola Holmes
As the world becomes increasingly unstable, from Enola Holmes
Asked me to meet you here? from Enola Holmes
Asked you to stay? from Enola Holmes
At school. from Enola Holmes
At some point during the night. from Enola Holmes
At the possibilities of something new. from Enola Holmes
At this school, you'll be given a chance to live up to it. from Enola Holmes
ATTENDANT: Sir? from Enola Holmes
Bankmen... met. from Enola Holmes
Be careful with that. I haven't finished reading it yet. from Enola Holmes
Be careful. from Enola Holmes
Be tough, from Enola Holmes
Be tough, from Enola Holmes
Bear with me. from Enola Holmes
Beautiful, isn't it? from Enola Holmes
Because I couldn't bear... from Enola Holmes
Because otherwise you think I will affect your standing. from Enola Holmes
Because she left me. from Enola Holmes
Because you don't know what it is to be without power. from Enola Holmes
Because you have no interest in changing a world from Enola Holmes
Because... from Enola Holmes
Before we make you leave. from Enola Holmes
Bit of a to do. Bribed a porter to put me in this and get me on board. from Enola Holmes
Black shag. from Enola Holmes
BOTH: I'm sorry. from Enola Holmes
Boy, fetch us a carriage. from Enola Holmes
Breakfast. from Enola Holmes
But clearly, she didn't feel like she needed him. from Enola Holmes
But do you see how it's changing? from Enola Holmes
But don't do it because you're looking for someone. from Enola Holmes
But even your blessed mother made a match. from Enola Holmes
But for me, who chooses to wear it, from Enola Holmes
But he's on the edge of a cliff. from Enola Holmes
But I also believe that she'd be too intrigued from Enola Holmes
But I have the best police officers in London from Enola Holmes
But I kept getting dragged back towards you. from Enola Holmes
But I now see that being alone doesn't mean I have to be lonely. from Enola Holmes
But I suspect that she needs you. from Enola Holmes
But I'm fine. I'm free. from Enola Holmes
But I'm not sure she did now. from Enola Holmes
But it wasn't foul play. from Enola Holmes
But it wasn't safe. from Enola Holmes
But my family were set on me joining the army from Enola Holmes
But my family were set on me joining the army and going overseas. from Enola Holmes
But my mother is rather a fan of word games. from Enola Holmes
But needs must when you must speed somewhere. from Enola Holmes
But not if it means risking your life. from Enola Holmes
But one I must refuse. from Enola Holmes
But only with a worthy opponent. from Enola Holmes
But she didn't share everything with me. from Enola Holmes
But the truth is, Mother always had a reason for everything. from Enola Holmes
But unnecessary. from Enola Holmes
But when growing up in the countryside, there is little excitement, from Enola Holmes
But you are untapped, from Enola Holmes
But you found out about the money. You told him. from Enola Holmes
But you give me greater pleasure. from Enola Holmes
But you're probably one of those new thinkers. from Enola Holmes
But, madam, you know me. from Enola Holmes
By the way that she left leaving no clear leads, from Enola Holmes
C. from Enola Holmes
Cakes to bake. from Enola Holmes
Called Dash, from Enola Holmes
Calling it Dash. from Enola Holmes
Care of Mr. Mycroft Holmes. from Enola Holmes
Chess. from Enola Holmes
Clover. from Enola Holmes
COBBLER: Here you go, sir. from Enola Holmes
Coded messages that need to be deciphered. from Enola Holmes
Come on. from Enola Holmes
Congratulations. You finally look like the nincompoop you were born to be. from Enola Holmes
Could never get him inside. from Enola Holmes
Could you please direct me to her office? from Enola Holmes
Countless reasons. from Enola Holmes
Currently on this train searching for you, and once he finds you, from Enola Holmes
Customers to serve. from Enola Holmes
Cut it off with a knife. Of course you will. from Enola Holmes
Delicious. from Enola Holmes
Delightful. Perhaps you could join me for tea. from Enola Holmes
Depends if you're relying on her coming back. from Enola Holmes
Deserves me at least a name. from Enola Holmes
Despite your best efforts from Enola Holmes
Did you find the gunpowder? from Enola Holmes
Did you see anything to report from Enola Holmes
Do I want to find you? from Enola Holmes
Do it because you're looking for yourself. from Enola Holmes
Do you have any ideas? from Enola Holmes
Do you have any sense as to where my mother is? from Enola Holmes
Do you have any sense of where she might have gone? from Enola Holmes
Do you have anywhere I can dress? from Enola Holmes
Do you have to be quite so brutal with the hair? from Enola Holmes
Do you see? from Enola Holmes
Do you trust me? from Enola Holmes
Doesn't it make sense? from Enola Holmes
Don't be scared. from Enola Holmes
Don't be thrown off course by other people. from Enola Holmes
Don't let this train leave without someone on it! from Enola Holmes
Don't look at me like that. from Enola Holmes
Don't you remember? from Enola Holmes
Don't. I'm trying to have these men's respect. from Enola Holmes
Down! from Enola Holmes
Dragged it with you wherever you went, from Enola Holmes
Drink at the club to commiserate me? from Enola Holmes
ECHO: Every book. from Enola Holmes
ECHO: We're all agreed? from Enola Holmes
Edith mentioned "a useless boy." from Enola Holmes
EDITH: Hmm. from Enola Holmes
EDITH: No, harder. Don't be afraid of her. from Enola Holmes
Educate me as to why. from Enola Holmes
Ellie Houseman. from Enola Holmes
England is going to pot. from Enola Holmes
England. from Enola Holmes
England's true glory... from Enola Holmes
Enola Holmes. from Enola Holmes
Enola Holmes. from Enola Holmes
Enola is on her own path, from Enola Holmes
Enola is special. from Enola Holmes
Enola may prefer to stay here. from Enola Holmes
Enola seems to be surviving perfectly well on her own. from Enola Holmes
Enola, the carriage is waiting. from Enola Holmes
Enola, we are both extremely lucky to have lived this long, from Enola Holmes
Enola, whatever you're planning... from Enola Holmes
Enola, you at least had a governess? from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: ...and be anyone. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: ...of music, from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: "Entangle herb." from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: "The bankmen met." from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: And Enola spelled backwards reads, well, from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: And the finest things that money can buy. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: And yet we were always together. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Bethnal Green. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Dash... from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Ellie House... man. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Five, two, five, five, three, three, one. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Hmm. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Huh. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: I got it. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: I know it's an unusual name, from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: I must admit, London isn't quite what I imagined. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: I never really knew my father. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Isn't it wonderful? from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Limehouse Lane. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Limehouse Lane. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Mother believed privacy was the highest virtue, from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Mother thought I was extraordinary. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Mother. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Move the chest! Move the chest! from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: My father died when I was young. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: No! Please don't do this to me. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Now I've finally got some peace and quiet to think, from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Run! from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: See that window over there? from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: She likes ciphers. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: She would continually tell me... from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: So this is where you laid your plans. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: So you were at that meeting too. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: So, how to conclude? from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Tewkesbury? from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Thank you for having me. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Thank you. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: The Embankment! from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: The truth is, from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Then we'd lunch, from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: We have nothing to eat. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: We should think about sleeping soon. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: We were happy. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Where would he go? from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Yes. from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: You do know you've entirely ruined phase three of my plan? from Enola Holmes
ENOLA: Your family. They didn't send a detective to find you. from Enola Holmes
Enola? from Enola Holmes
Enola? from Enola Holmes
Enola. from Enola Holmes
Enola... from Enola Holmes
Enola." from Enola Holmes
Enough! This circus is not appropriate for Basilwether. from Enola Holmes
Entangle herb, from Enola Holmes
Entangle herb, from Enola Holmes
Especially men! from Enola Holmes
Eudoria thought that you'd just ignore your sister, from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: ...entangle herb... from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: ...the bankmen met... from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: Ellie Houseman. from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: Enola? from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: Go! from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: Got you! from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: Historical perspective is the only way to begin a day. from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: Hmm. from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: It is good to care for the vulnerable, from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: Oh, you've time enough for the world. from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: Paint your own picture, Enola. from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: Right, ladies, our choices: from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: Right, ladies, to conclude: Our choices. from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: So, we're all agreed? from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: So, we're all agreed? Ellie Houseman. from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: There'll come a time from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: Up again. Come on. from Enola Holmes
EUDORIA: We need to make a decision. Entangle herb. from Enola Holmes
Eudoria's been hiding all her life. from Enola Holmes
Even your blessed mother was a bride. from Enola Holmes
Ever need me, from Enola Holmes
Expert marksman, from Enola Holmes
Extraordinary... from Enola Holmes
Eyes up! Up, up, up! from Enola Holmes
Father used to chase you all about the place, shouting, from Enola Holmes
Father would be turning in his grave. from Enola Holmes
Father? from Enola Holmes
Favorite board game? from Enola Holmes
Favorite meal of the day? from Enola Holmes
Find her, from Enola Holmes
Fine. from Enola Holmes
For my own learning. from Enola Holmes
For the Lady Tewkesbury, Marchioness of Basilwether. from Enola Holmes
For the real world. from Enola Holmes
For the safety and security of the future of our country. from Enola Holmes
For the Viscount Tewkesbury, Marquess of Basilwether? from Enola Holmes
For what matters. from Enola Holmes
For what? from Enola Holmes
Get out of the carriage, then. from Enola Holmes
Get out of this carriage right now. from Enola Holmes
GIRL: Are we going home now? from Enola Holmes
GIRL: I'm hungry, Mother. from Enola Holmes
GIRLS: Ha, ha, ha. from Enola Holmes
GIRLS: What whim led white Whitney to whittle? from Enola Holmes
Girls... from Enola Holmes
Go! from Enola Holmes
Go! from Enola Holmes
God help us. If there's one thing this country doesn't need, from Enola Holmes
Good afternoon. from Enola Holmes
Good morning. from Enola Holmes
Good. from Enola Holmes
Good. from Enola Holmes
Grab a book and have a seat, and I'll be with you as soon as I'm free. from Enola Holmes
Greed does funny things to people, Tewkesbury. from Enola Holmes
Guide me. Teach me. from Enola Holmes
Ha, ha, ha. from Enola Holmes
Ha! from Enola Holmes
Hands up! Hands up! Up! from Enola Holmes
Hated it, but there's rarely a case from Enola Holmes
Have planned for their own disappearance. (CHUCKLES) from Enola Holmes
Have they? from Enola Holmes
Have you found her? from Enola Holmes
Have you permission to be in this school? from Enola Holmes
Have you solved it? from Enola Holmes
He doesn't have an assistant. from Enola Holmes
He had the carriage drop him here this morning. He must be here somewhere. from Enola Holmes
He is foolish, from Enola Holmes
He jumped from the train... from Enola Holmes
He sends me ahead of time to prepare the ground. from Enola Holmes
He was outside a lot. Am I right? from Enola Holmes
He wasn't in the country when the boy's father was killed, from Enola Holmes
He will have all the answers. from Enola Holmes
He will think I helped hide you, and I will be endangered by this. from Enola Holmes
He'll be fine. from Enola Holmes
He'll probably want to come by. from Enola Holmes
He's changed his ways since you claim to have known him. from Enola Holmes
He's worth more, from Enola Holmes
Hello. from Enola Holmes
Help me get in through this door. from Enola Holmes
Help me now! from Enola Holmes
Help! from Enola Holmes
Help! from Enola Holmes
Help! from Enola Holmes
Helps me do the same. from Enola Holmes
Helps me think, from Enola Holmes
Her bed hasn't been made. from Enola Holmes
Her name? from Enola Holmes
Her own way of doing things. from Enola Holmes
Her regular supply of drawing pencils has dwindled to nothing. from Enola Holmes
Here you have it. from Enola Holmes
Hips are simply a function of legs, aren't they? from Enola Holmes
His favorite case? from Enola Holmes
His favorite composer? from Enola Holmes
His favorite tobacco? from Enola Holmes
His uniform in the press photographs. from Enola Holmes
Hmm. Chrysanthemums. from Enola Holmes
Holmes... Like Sherlock? from Enola Holmes
House. from Enola Holmes
How a typical day's education worked with my mother. from Enola Holmes
How did you arrive at that conclusion? from Enola Holmes
How did you find me? from Enola Holmes
How did you know that? from Enola Holmes
How did your sister get there before ya? from Enola Holmes
How do we laugh? from Enola Holmes
How do you know Sherlock Holmes? from Enola Holmes
How on earth did you find that? from Enola Holmes
How very exciting. from Enola Holmes
How will I... How... from Enola Holmes
How? Are you certain? from Enola Holmes
Hurts considerably more than you might think. from Enola Holmes
I advise you not to... walk away. from Enola Holmes
I afforded myself a shade more comfort than this. from Enola Holmes
I am a decipherer, from Enola Holmes
I am a detective, from Enola Holmes
I am a lady detective. from Enola Holmes
I am Lestrade of Scotland Yard, from Enola Holmes
I am Lestrade, I am from Scotland Yard, from Enola Holmes
I am not the villain here. from Enola Holmes
I am the headmistress of the school. from Enola Holmes
I am well aware of your talents, Miss Grayston. from Enola Holmes
I assume you're being so delightful because of the vote? from Enola Holmes
I awoke... from Enola Holmes
I barely remember them, either. from Enola Holmes
I believe I can help you. from Enola Holmes
I believe we've already met, from Enola Holmes
I believe you went there too. from Enola Holmes
I came here... (SIGHS) from Enola Holmes
I can make us a feast. from Enola Holmes
I can see much beauty. from Enola Holmes
I can tell we're going to be firm friends. from Enola Holmes
I cannot say. from Enola Holmes
I couldn't go to my local station, of course, from Enola Holmes
I did not ask for Viscount Tewkesbury, Marquess of Basilwether in my life. from Enola Holmes
I did not want the Viscount Tewkesbury, Marquess of Basilwether in my life. from Enola Holmes
I didn't know. from Enola Holmes
I didn't leave you because I didn't love you. from Enola Holmes
I didn't like it in there. from Enola Holmes
I didn't want to go to Miss Harrison's Finishing School for Young Ladies. from Enola Holmes
I don't care about the breed. Any flower will do. from Enola Holmes
I don't care if you're from the Houses of Parliament. Leave this house this instant. from Enola Holmes
I don't get involved in politics. from Enola Holmes
I don't give a fig about flowers, of course. from Enola Holmes
I don't know what she wanted me to be. from Enola Holmes
I don't need friends. I have my own company. from Enola Holmes
I don't really remember him. from Enola Holmes
I don't think. from Enola Holmes
I don't want a husband! from Enola Holmes
I don't want a mystery, Sherlock. from Enola Holmes
I don't want anyone knowing our business any more than you do. from Enola Holmes
I don't want to leave you, Enola. from Enola Holmes
I don't want your pity, Tewkesbury. from Enola Holmes
I even wore my most porter ish coat. from Enola Holmes
I found it under her pillow. from Enola Holmes
I found the branch that almost killed you. from Enola Holmes
I found your flower pressings. They were quite beautiful. from Enola Holmes
I gave it. And for that, I deserve to be robbed? from Enola Holmes
I had these ideas about how we might progress the estate. from Enola Holmes
I had these ideas, from Enola Holmes
I have a right to be mad in a place like this. from Enola Holmes
I have but a single bed, so you'll have to sleep on the floor. from Enola Holmes
I have kept every clipping of every case of yours I could ever find. from Enola Holmes
I have money, lodgings. I just need to find her. from Enola Holmes
I have never seen such a range of romances in my life. from Enola Holmes
I have nothing to do with him. from Enola Holmes
I have quite the prodigious memory when I choose to use it. from Enola Holmes
I have to get back to work now, Mr. Holmes. from Enola Holmes
I have, and I have refused it. from Enola Holmes
I hear you, Mother. from Enola Holmes
I keep the newspapers to check. from Enola Holmes
I knew his father, obnoxious sort. from Enola Holmes
I knew your mother. from Enola Holmes
I know jujutsu. from Enola Holmes
I know my brother would be delighted from Enola Holmes
I know. from Enola Holmes
I lead a busy life. from Enola Holmes
I left for you... from Enola Holmes
I like the finishing touches. from Enola Holmes
I like to keep ahead of the times. from Enola Holmes
I might be a boy. from Enola Holmes
I must admit to being quite seriously concerned for her. from Enola Holmes
I must become something... from Enola Holmes
I must get back to my students. from Enola Holmes
I need to hold this door! from Enola Holmes
I need you to climb out and take off into nowhere. from Enola Holmes
I placed it in the personal advertisements column from Enola Holmes
I prepare my girls for the world, from Enola Holmes
I presume they have no clue as to where she's gone, Mrs. Lane? from Enola Holmes
I say! from Enola Holmes
I shall bring her tomorrow myself. from Enola Holmes
I shall need a whalebone corset. from Enola Holmes
I suspect my grandson is the same. from Enola Holmes
I think you may have us confused with another house. from Enola Holmes
I thought you had forgotten it. from Enola Holmes
I thought... from Enola Holmes
I traced your departure to the same station that he left from. from Enola Holmes
I used the reward money your mother gave me... from Enola Holmes
I want four yellow flowers, from Enola Holmes
I want my mother back here and my life as it was. from Enola Holmes
I want you to be happy. from Enola Holmes
I want you to live a full and vibrant life. from Enola Holmes
I wanted to miss you, from Enola Holmes
I wanted to tell you where I was going, from Enola Holmes
I was forced into calligraphy as a child. from Enola Holmes
I was just about to take my seat in the House of Lords. from Enola Holmes
I was just beginning to master it. from Enola Holmes
I was just delivering a package, miss. from Enola Holmes
I was taught to watch and listen. I was taught to fight. from Enola Holmes
I was the one that was going to change the world. from Enola Holmes
I was your first teacher. from Enola Holmes
I washed my hands of her. from Enola Holmes
I went to the tearooms, where Edith threatened me with a teapot. from Enola Holmes
I will ask you this only once. Where is the marquess? from Enola Holmes
I will deny I am your sister to whoever asks, from Enola Holmes
I will. from Enola Holmes
I won't enjoy being imprisoned in those preposterous clothes. from Enola Holmes
I work for Sherlock Holmes. from Enola Holmes
I would never abandon you... from Enola Holmes
I would say this is going quite well, wouldn't you? from Enola Holmes
I... from Enola Holmes
I... from Enola Holmes
I'd like her to be my ward. from Enola Holmes
I'd like that too. from Enola Holmes
I'll be looking out for them. from Enola Holmes
I'll have to let the gardener go for lending you his uniform. from Enola Holmes
I'll have you know, I have just undertaken a particularly daring escape... from Enola Holmes
I'll make us some tea. from Enola Holmes
I'll murder you myself. from Enola Holmes
I'll pay handsomely for good value. from Enola Holmes
I'll pay you five pounds to swap clothes with me. from Enola Holmes
I'll pay you five pounds... from Enola Holmes
I'll take care of her. from Enola Holmes
I'm afraid so. from Enola Holmes
I'm asking that you don't abandon her again. from Enola Holmes
I'm coming to find you, Mother. from Enola Holmes
I'm here because I care for you. from Enola Holmes
I'm his assistant. from Enola Holmes
I'm in hiding. from Enola Holmes
I'm just a case to you, aren't I? from Enola Holmes
I'm looking for Eudoria Vernet Holmes. from Enola Holmes
I'm looking for her too, as will, no doubt, Enola. from Enola Holmes
I'm not entirely an idiot, you know. from Enola Holmes
I'm not entirely an idiot, you know. from Enola Holmes
I'm not ready to die at all. I wasn't going to before I met you. from Enola Holmes
I'm not ready to die on a train. from Enola Holmes
I'm not supposed to bow or anything, am I, now that you are whatever you are? from Enola Holmes
I'm not sure I ever described from Enola Holmes
I'm pleased you're interested, at least. from Enola Holmes
I'm rather more consumed elsewhere. from Enola Holmes
I'm so sorry, my darling. from Enola Holmes
I'm so sorry. This is such a fuss. from Enola Holmes
I'm sorry, but I've heard enough. from Enola Holmes
I'm sorry? from Enola Holmes
I'm sorry. from Enola Holmes
I'm sorry. from Enola Holmes
I'm sorry. from Enola Holmes
I'm sorry. from Enola Holmes
I'm sure she did. from Enola Holmes
I'm Viscount Tewkesbury, from Enola Holmes
I'm waiting for her to leave me a message. from Enola Holmes
I've been engaged in trying to do so for a number of days. from Enola Holmes
I've been thinking. You need to disguise yourself a little. from Enola Holmes
I've come here because I've grown to like you more in your absence, from Enola Holmes
I've come to offer my services. from Enola Holmes
I've entirely lost count. from Enola Holmes
I've left him at the station. from Enola Holmes
I've missed you, Enola Holmes. from Enola Holmes
If he catches me, it's simply a life I do not want. Now go. from Enola Holmes
If he catches you, your life will be in danger. from Enola Holmes
If I were to advise my friends in the government from Enola Holmes
If it passes. from Enola Holmes
If my son or daughter in law finds you here, they'll have you arrested. from Enola Holmes
If she wants to stay hidden, she will. from Enola Holmes
If we time it correctly, from Enola Holmes
If you can get a fire started, from Enola Holmes
If you could now forget them all. from Enola Holmes
If you don't stop looking at me like that, from Enola Holmes
If you like. (SLIGHT CHUCKLE) from Enola Holmes
If you see my grandson before I do, from Enola Holmes
If you wanna stay in London, from Enola Holmes
If you want to be heard. from Enola Holmes
Ignorant and willfully so. from Enola Holmes
In every newspaper she might read. from Enola Holmes
In front of my brother when checking the newspaper. from Enola Holmes
In London. from Enola Holmes
In Mother's absence, she is my ward, not yours. from Enola Holmes
In order to attract the sharks. from Enola Holmes
In the back. from Enola Holmes
In the clothes Sherlock himself grew up in. from Enola Holmes
In the morning, we'll have to move fast. from Enola Holmes
Inspector Lestrade, I need to report an attempted murder. from Enola Holmes
Iris means "message." from Enola Holmes
Is coming to mean something in this country. from Enola Holmes
Is it true what you did? from Enola Holmes
Is that cycling is not one of my core strengths, from Enola Holmes
Is that I'm presently on the way to collect my brothers, from Enola Holmes
Is that they haven't seen me in quite some time. from Enola Holmes
Is this really good value? from Enola Holmes
Is what is. from Enola Holmes
Is. from Enola Holmes
It always felt an honor to me from Enola Holmes
It can't control you. from Enola Holmes
It feels important that these ideas of England are preserved from Enola Holmes
It is lovely here. from Enola Holmes
It is my money, after all. from Enola Holmes
It is time to find my mother. from Enola Holmes
It is you, isn't it? from Enola Holmes
It just makes my head itch. And I have no gloves. from Enola Holmes
It leads onto a roof. from Enola Holmes
It seems if you want a job done, from Enola Holmes
It should have crushed me, but I managed to roll out of the way, from Enola Holmes
It should have crushed me. from Enola Holmes
It was always about what could be. from Enola Holmes
It was wrong of me to look where it was addressed to, from Enola Holmes
It'll be fine. from Enola Holmes
It'll be fine. from Enola Holmes
It's a martial art. from Enola Holmes
It's a necessary distraction. from Enola Holmes
It's a question of divided loyalty and succession. from Enola Holmes
It's always there, the truth. from Enola Holmes
It's an honor. from Enola Holmes
It's because I want to make people happy. from Enola Holmes
It's been some time. from Enola Holmes
It's done. from Enola Holmes
It's done. from Enola Holmes
It's enough to turn you to newspapers. from Enola Holmes
It's heavy. from Enola Holmes
It's locked! from Enola Holmes
It's lovely. from Enola Holmes
It's more uneducated voters. from Enola Holmes
It's out of my hands. from Enola Holmes
It's quite the style, you know. from Enola Holmes
It's safest to travel as a widow. from Enola Holmes
It's time for phase five of my plan. from Enola Holmes
It's understandable, from Enola Holmes
It's understandable, but unnecessary. from Enola Holmes
Just a strange occupation from Enola Holmes
Just as the Dowager wanted. from Enola Holmes
Just like his cruelty to our mother was out of your hands. from Enola Holmes
Keep the paper. from Enola Holmes
Keep your mouth shut! from Enola Holmes
LADY TEWKESBURY: I want an assurance that my son is not... from Enola Holmes
Left them all: My mother, my grandmother. from Enola Holmes
LESTRADE: Hmm. from Enola Holmes
LESTRADE: Oh, you wish to track her down. from Enola Holmes
LESTRADE: Second question. from Enola Holmes
Let it do its damage later. from Enola Holmes
Let me out of this carriage. from Enola Holmes
Let me remain happy. I am happy here. from Enola Holmes
Let's do it again. from Enola Holmes
Let's just stay like this for a bit. from Enola Holmes
Letters hidden up her chimney. from Enola Holmes
Liberal, but worth a fortune. from Enola Holmes
Like the ostrich you are. from Enola Holmes
Likewise. from Enola Holmes
Live the life, from Enola Holmes
London. from Enola Holmes
Look at you. from Enola Holmes
Look for what's there, from Enola Holmes
Look, I believe our recent brush with death from Enola Holmes
Looking for a child matching her description. from Enola Holmes
Looking for you. from Enola Holmes
Lord. from Enola Holmes
Lords debate reform bill! Case of the missing marquess! from Enola Holmes
M... S... from Enola Holmes
Make me yours. from Enola Holmes
MALE VOICE: Ow! from Enola Holmes
MAN 1: This is our chance! Demand the vote! from Enola Holmes
MAN 1: Without this reform, from Enola Holmes
MAN 2: Vote for change! from Enola Holmes
MAN: Delivery from Ferndell Hall. from Enola Holmes
MAN: Hey! Hey! from Enola Holmes
MAN: Out of the sodding way, boy! from Enola Holmes
MAN: Thank you. from Enola Holmes
May Beatrice Posy. from Enola Holmes
May Beatrice Posy. from Enola Holmes
May have overthought my outfit. from Enola Holmes
May I borrow your pencil? from Enola Holmes
Me too. from Enola Holmes
MISS GREGORY: You shall need no such thing. from Enola Holmes
Miss Harrison, she will see right through you. from Enola Holmes
MISS HARRISON: Act, think, be as we tell you, from Enola Holmes
MISS HARRISON: And who might that be? from Enola Holmes
MISS HARRISON: At my finishing school, from Enola Holmes
MISS HARRISON: Do you know why I am an educator? from Enola Holmes
MISS HARRISON: Follow the path of so many girls from Enola Holmes
MISS HARRISON: Girls, from Enola Holmes
MISS HARRISON: Stop there. from Enola Holmes
MISS HARRISON: Well, I am an educator, Mr. Holmes. from Enola Holmes
MISS HARRISON: You all have the potential, from Enola Holmes
MISS HARRISON: Your brother's here. Smart collar. from Enola Holmes
MISS HARRISON: Yourself? from Enola Holmes
Miss May Beatrice Posy. from Enola Holmes
Money? from Enola Holmes
Money. She must have left a message. from Enola Holmes
More macaroons, please, Jason. from Enola Holmes
Mother can untangle anything, from Enola Holmes
Mother never wanted that. from Enola Holmes
Mother said we were free to do anything at Ferndell... from Enola Holmes
Mother says I'm getting quite proficient. from Enola Holmes
Mother was able to vanish from Ferndell, and so must I, from Enola Holmes
Mother was angry. from Enola Holmes
Mother will be here somewhere, from Enola Holmes
Mother wouldn't have suggested it as a meeting place. from Enola Holmes
Mother, you will have to wait. from Enola Holmes
Mother? from Enola Holmes
Mother? from Enola Holmes
Mother? from Enola Holmes
Mr. Holmes, from Enola Holmes
Mr. Holmes? from Enola Holmes
Mr. Holmes. from Enola Holmes
MRS. LANE: Gentlemen, welcome home. from Enola Holmes
MRS. LANE: Well, Mycroft isn't blessed as you are. from Enola Holmes
Mushrooms! from Enola Holmes
My automobile! from Enola Holmes
My brothers have, from Enola Holmes
My condolences, by the way. from Enola Holmes
My dear! from Enola Holmes
My father's dead too. from Enola Holmes
My father's death was caused by a botched burglary, from Enola Holmes
My future, from Enola Holmes
My God. from Enola Holmes
My in look... from Enola Holmes
My life is my own. from Enola Holmes
My life seemed to flash before me. from Enola Holmes
My mother had her reasons. from Enola Holmes
My mother has, from Enola Holmes
My mother only corresponded with one address with regularity. from Enola Holmes
My mother. from Enola Holmes
My mother. from Enola Holmes
My name is Enola, from Enola Holmes
My purpose. from Enola Holmes
My sister in law has all the help she needs. Show her out. from Enola Holmes
My sister in law has all the help she needs. Show her out. from Enola Holmes
My son was a new thinker too. from Enola Holmes
My uncle. from Enola Holmes
Mycroft and Sherlock, from Enola Holmes
Mycroft Holmes. from Enola Holmes