Watson received his degree of Doctor of Medicine of the University of London in 1878 and was soon sent to Bombay as an assistant surgeon. Before he could join his regiment, the second Afghan war had broken out. Therefore, he traveled to Candahar with many other officers. However, the war only brought him affliction and disaster. After Watson recovered from his injuries, he returned to London. At there he ran into one of his old acquaintances named Stamford. Stamford then introduced Watson to Sherlock Holmes, who held the same idea about having a roommate.
Sherlock was bubbling with excitement and enthusiasm when he met Watson for the first time, for he had just found a reagent which precipitated by haemoglobin. Before introducing themselves
Sherlock was bubbling with excitement and enthusiasm when he met Watson for the first time, for he had just found a reagent which precipitated by haemoglobin. Before introducing themselves