$ snobol4 words.sno <words.dat

The Macro Implementation of SNOBOL4 in C (CSNOBOL4) Version 1.2
    by Philip L. Budne, December 9, 2008
SNOBOL4 (Version 3.11, May 19, 1975)
    Bell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated

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PROGRAMMING EXERCISE NO. 4--RESULTS


     THE CIVILIZED MAN HAS BUILT A COACH, BUT HAS LOST THE USE OF HIS FEET.  HE
IS SUPPORTED ON CRUTCHES, BUT LACKS SO MUCH SUPPORT OF MUSCLES.  HE HAS A (VERY)
FINE GENEVA WATCH, BUT HE FAILS OF THE SKILL TO TELL THE HOUR BY THE SUN.  A
GREENWICH NAUTICAL ALMANAC HE WILL HAVE, AND SO BEING SURE OF THE INFORMATION
WHEN HE WANTS IT, THE MAN IN THE STREET DOES NOT KNOW A STAR IN THE SKY.  THE
SOLSTICE HE DOES NOT OBSERVE; THE EQUINOX HE KNOWS AS LITTLE; AND THE WHOLE
BRIGHT CALENDAR OF THE YEAR IS WITHOUT A DIAL IN HIS "MIND."  HIS NOTEBOOKS
IMPAIR THE MAN'S MEMORY; HIS LIBRARIES OVERLOAD HIS WIT; THE INSURANCE-OFFICE
INCREASES THE NUMBER OF ACCIDENTS (PER YEAR); AND IT MAY BE A QUESTION WHETHER
MACHINERY DOES NOT ENCUMBER; WHETHER HE HAVE NOT LOST--BY REFINEMENT--SOME
ENERGY, BY A CHRISTIAN INTRENCHED IN ESTABLISHMENTS AND FORMS, SOME VIGOR OF
"WILD" VIRTUE.


LOST (2), FEET, MUCH, VERY, FINE, TELL, HOUR, WILL, HAVE (2), SURE, WHEN, DOES (3), KNOW, STAR, YEAR (2), DIAL, MIND, SOME (2), WILD

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