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EASTERN METHOD OF MEASURING TINE. --The people of the East measure time by the length of their shadow. Hence if you ask man what o'clock 1t is he immediately goes into the sun, stands erect, then looking where his shadow terminates, he measures his length with his feet, and tells you nearly the time. Thus the workman earnestly de- sire the shadow which indicates the time for leaving their work person wishing to leave his toll, says, ssHow long my shadow is in comingm sWhy did you not come soon fer p "Because waited for my shadow,' In the Eth chapter of Job we find 1t written, ssAs a servant earnestly desireth his shadow"

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