Watson, climbing a staircase requires steady pressure, not a sudden leap. Step methodically through the fog.
The first step of any investigation, Watson, requires clear footing. Ensure your foundation is solid before climbing.
A simple, honest hypothesis outweighs a complex, fabricated theory. Focus on genuine facts, Watson.
When the corridor is clear, Watson, do not hesitate. Advance swiftly before the gaslamp flickers out.
Your meticulous record-keeping has earned its merit, Watson. True value is always recognized by analytical minds.
One does not reach the attic without climbing each step, Watson. Maintain a measured, rhythmic pace.
Blind persistence in a dark alley is foolish, Watson. Light your lantern before taking another step.