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if she would been or very; were has had they one
it all are the of and I; in a you that me for is
will was as not have; what send out them him can
your her some go; there when time he on we at be
this by but my from; with dear his so to any an
its take do than sir; last house just then over two
thank after year made; tell only here work day said
well these even know could; who may letter truly
should think thing write; made say good out other
am more about no please; week night their mine up
it's took once upon time; news speak much like
also too when thing turns; right way wrong again
many people very much; together most next more why
first thanks over what; than sure being best person
nice before since gone; good bad wouldn't now time
nothing off place longer; one two three four five
call through might; got ten hours short kind found
alive never ever so long; parts receive free sold
because soon ask same; little boy enough more which
men own sure nice use; back speak yet everything
don't make come true; sincere feel over long those
tomorrow better another; almost around back work
seeing believe gone forget; about without receive
name hold number over; help meet heart love hope
ten thus away want; eat drink knew moon pay deed
mix look old house; questions answered quick solve
view read write think; great still play please guess
yourself move better new; call there morning ahead
everyone then different old; young fix high life
number letter proper names; give take try happen few
your her some go; there when time he on we at be
sound always home market; perhaps beginning office
Sunday church o'clock class; enjoy enough monthly
color room rule drive daily; annual report due done
auto power air water night; space school homework
wait minute word wish wise; did near food effects
glad pleased reason away; usual thankful pleasant
hard copy easy difficult duty; normal unusual need
job show sleep teach advice; remember page type book
speed until error count; word per minute paper line
big deal sale often; able slowly finally fully each
common sense among; body hands fingers entire arms
awhile forgotten getting; busy become each best more
carefully taken child skill; running children try
attend fact mother naturally; eye doctor treatment
planning rest car telephone; results tool provided
system program percent; safe action order informed
students apply tasks completely; sit say reasoning
building travel great risks; notice ability fitting
putting carefully moments; second thought available
On October 11, 1993, I walked into my local computer
dealer to buy some software to use on my new computer.
As I looked at the large selection on display, I caught
sight of the Expert Software title "Perfect Typing."
Amazed by the low price, I spoke to the clerk about
it. I was told that this program was one of his most
popular titles. So I acted on his advice and bought
it. This typing program has served me well these
past two years. My friend and I are always battling
to see who types the fastest.
Once upon a time in a city far, far away, there
lived a great giant. His name was Eron the Big.
For years he had terrorized the neighboring towns.
One dark June night, a young soldier named Flator
arrived at the hamlet of Nazalblow. On discovering
the predicament of the villagers, Flator set off to
seek Eron's lair. After journeying for many minutes,
he spotted a gigantic footprint and decided that it
was to dangerous.
The revitalization of Falstaff in Shakespeare's
"The Merry Wives of Windsor" lightened the hearts
of many. Only too sadly did we watch that miserable
wretch depart downtrodden and completely disgraced
from the previous play. There are those who cheered
his fall, but they do not understand the faults of
the overly ignorant. We applaud this re-birth and
delight again in his antics. Long may Falstaff chase
plump middle-aged women, and gorge himself on venison
and ale.
Today's state of the art typing tutor pits the
quick brown fox jumping over the dog against your
left pinky which refuses to reach the "Q" key.
Many of us blame short fingers and old injuries
for our lack of dexterity, while others blame
the keyboard. We (the publishers) can only reply
that with repeated practice, the "uuick broon fix"
will soon stop jumping over the "lazy sog." In a
matter of a few days those short fingers will
lengthen into keyboard Fred Astairs and those
words per minute will climb.
As I knocked on the door of #17A Doomcrest Lane, I
felt a chill run down my spine. At the time I
attributed it to the $19.95 overcoat I was wearing
in the unpleasantly damp weather. Upon later
reflection, I realized I should've heeded
my instincts. Instead, when the door creaked
open, I entered. Inside, a dimly lit hallway led
into a sparsely furnished livingroom. Here I
was told to wait by a short humpback man in
a butler uniform. Raising his mournful eyes,
he stared at me and said, "Hey Bud, Where's
the Party?"
For a program to be understandable to the human
reader, its over-all structure must in some
sense reflect the over-all structure of the
problem it solves. Program construction techniques
that aim at achieving such a structure have been
described as "Structured Programming." Structured
programming should also be supplemented by methods
of systematic problem solving. This is to insure
correct and precise programs.
As I lept off my white stallion with an energetic
"Hi-Ho Silver," I suddenly remembered that it
was Tonto's birthday. I glanced quickly up at
the sun only to discover that I had only two
hours before Tonto's return. My mind raced
desperately seeking an idea. "What can I get
that faithful Indian for his birthday?" I thought
out loud. Then the answer hit me like a silver
bullet.  I sped to my local store and purchased
a set of silver arrows. What a pal!
Silently our hero climbed down the rope and into
the darkness of the dragon's den. His sword, held
tightly in his right hand, gave off a faint green
light shining in the mist. Walking stealthily, he
followed the twisty tunnels that descended toward
the nest. Suddenly, with a roar of flame and smoke,
the dragon was upon him. Twisting quickly to his
left, our hero deflected a spear of flame with his
magic shield, and in the same movement, opened up
a footlong gash in the dragon's leg. Bellowing in
pain, the beast lashed out with his tail.
Budo, the master ninja, entered the room. The
students respectfully bowed and took their places
in line. Then, with the gracefulness of a cat and
the power of a lion, the master demonstrated the
techniques required to achieve excellence at this
difficult art. The student gazed in awe. One of
the younger students was heard whispering, "One
day, I will be that good." The master turned,
glanced at the student, and smiled.  He knew that
he had just heard the next generation Master Ninja
if she would been or very; were has had they one
it all are the of and I; in a you that me for is
will was as not have; what send out them him can
your her some go; there when time he on we at be
this by but my from; with dear his so to any an
its take do than sir; last house just then over two
thank after year made; tell only here work day said
well these even know could; who may letter truly
should think thing write; made say good out other
am more about no please; week night their mine up
it's took once upon time; news speak much like
also too when thing turns; right way wrong again
many people very much; together most next more why
first thanks over what; than sure being best person
nice before since gone; good bad wouldn't now time
nothing off place longer; one two three four five
call through might; got ten hours short kind found
alive never ever so long; parts receive free sold
because soon ask same; little boy enough more which
men own sure nice use; back speak yet everything
don't make come true; sincere feel over long those
tomorrow better another; almost around back work
seeing believe gone forget; about without receive
name hold number over; help meet heart love hope
ten thus away want; eat drink knew moon pay deed
mix look old house; questions answered quick solve
view read write think; great still play please guess
yourself move better new; call there morning ahead
everyone then different old; young fix high life
number letter proper names; give take try happen few
your her some go; there when time he on we at be
sound always home market; perhaps beginning office
Sunday church o'clock class; enjoy enough monthly
color room rule drive daily; annual report due done
auto power air water night; space school homework
wait minute word wish wise; did near food effects
glad pleased reason away; usual thankful pleasant
hard copy easy difficult duty; normal unusual need
job show sleep teach advice; remember page type book
speed until error count; word per minute paper line
big deal sale often; able slowly finally fully each
common sense among; body hands fingers entire arms
awhile forgotten getting; busy become each best more
carefully taken child skill; running children try
attend fact mother naturally; eye doctor treatment
planning rest car telephone; results tool provided
system program percent; safe action order informed
students apply tasks completely; sit say reasoning
building travel great risks; notice ability fitting
putting carefully moments; second thought available
On October 11, 1993, I walked into my local computer
dealer to buy some software to use on my new computer.
As I looked at the large selection on display, I caught
sight of the Expert Software title "Perfect Typing."
Amazed by the low price, I spoke to the clerk about
it. I was told that this program was one of his most
popular titles. So I acted on his advice and bought
it. This typing program has served me well these
past two years. My friend and I are always battling
to see who types the fastest.
Once upon a time in a city far, far away, there
lived a great giant. His name was Eron the Big.
For years he had terrorized the neighboring towns.
One dark June night, a young soldier named Flator
arrived at the hamlet of Nazalblow. On discovering
the predicament of the villagers, Flator set off to
seek Eron's lair. After journeying for many minutes,
he spotted a gigantic footprint and decided that it
was to dangerous.
The revitalization of Falstaff in Shakespeare's
"The Merry Wives of Windsor" lightened the hearts
of many. Only too sadly did we watch that miserable
wretch depart downtrodden and completely disgraced
from the previous play. There are those who cheered
his fall, but they do not understand the faults of
the overly ignorant. We applaud this re-birth and
delight again in his antics. Long may Falstaff chase
plump middle-aged women, and gorge himself on venison
and ale.
Today's state of the art typing tutor pits the
quick brown fox jumping over the dog against your
left pinky which refuses to reach the "Q" key.
Many of us blame short fingers and old injuries
for our lack of dexterity, while others blame
the keyboard. We (the publishers) can only reply
that with repeated practice, the "uuick broon fix"
will soon stop jumping over the "lazy sog." In a
matter of a few days those short fingers will
lengthen into keyboard Fred Astairs and those
words per minute will climb.
As I knocked on the door of #17A Doomcrest Lane, I
felt a chill run down my spine. At the time I
attributed it to the $19.95 overcoat I was wearing
in the unpleasantly damp weather. Upon later
reflection, I realized I should've heeded
my instincts. Instead, when the door creaked
open, I entered. Inside, a dimly lit hallway led
into a sparsely furnished livingroom. Here I
was told to wait by a short humpback man in
a butler uniform. Raising his mournful eyes,
he stared at me and said, "Hey Bud, Where's
the Party?"
For a program to be understandable to the human
reader, its over-all structure must in some
sense reflect the over-all structure of the
problem it solves. Program construction techniques
that aim at achieving such a structure have been
described as "Structured Programming." Structured
programming should also be supplemented by methods
of systematic problem solving. This is to insure
correct and precise programs.
As I lept off my white stallion with an energetic
"Hi-Ho Silver," I suddenly remembered that it
was Tonto's birthday. I glanced quickly up at
the sun only to discover that I had only two
hours before Tonto's return. My mind raced
desperately seeking an idea. "What can I get
that faithful Indian for his birthday?" I thought
out loud. Then the answer hit me like a silver
bullet.  I sped to my local store and purchased
a set of silver arrows. What a pal!
Silently our hero climbed down the rope and into
the darkness of the dragon's den. His sword, held
tightly in his right hand, gave off a faint green
light shining in the mist. Walking stealthily, he
followed the twisty tunnels that descended toward
the nest. Suddenly, with a roar of flame and smoke,
the dragon was upon him. Twisting quickly to his
left, our hero deflected a spear of flame with his
magic shield, and in the same movement, opened up
a footlong gash in the dragon's leg. Bellowing in
pain, the beast lashed out with his tail.
Budo, the master ninja, entered the room. The
students respectfully bowed and took their places
in line. Then, with the gracefulness of a cat and
the power of a lion, the master demonstrated the
techniques required to achieve excellence at this
difficult art. The student gazed in awe. One of
the younger students was heard whispering, "One
day, I will be that good." The master turned,
glanced at the student, and smiled.  He knew that
he had just heard the next generation Master Ninja
if she would been or very; were has had they one
it all are the of and I; in a you that me for is
will was as not have; what send out them him can
your her some go; there when time he on we at be
this by but my from; with dear his so to any an
its take do than sir; last house just then over two
thank after year made; tell only here work day said
well these even know could; who may letter truly
should think thing write; made say good out other
am more about no please; week night their mine up
it's took once upon time; news speak much like
also too when thing turns; right way wrong again
many people very much; together most next more why
first thanks over what; than sure being best person
nice before since gone; good bad wouldn't now time
nothing off place longer; one two three four five
call through might; got ten hours short kind found
alive never ever so long; parts receive free sold
because soon ask same; little boy enough more which
men own sure nice use; back speak yet everything
don't make come true; sincere feel over long those
tomorrow better another; almost around back work
seeing believe gone forget; about without receive
name hold number over; help meet heart love hope
ten thus away want; eat drink knew moon pay deed
mix look old house; questions answered quick solve
view read write think; great still play please guess
yourself move better new; call there morning ahead
everyone then different old; young fix high life
number letter proper names; give take try happen few
your her some go; there when time he on we at be
sound always home market; perhaps beginning office
Sunday church o'clock class; enjoy enough monthly
color room rule drive daily; annual report due done
auto power air water night; space school homework
wait minute word wish wise; did near food effects
glad pleased reason away; usual thankful pleasant
hard copy easy difficult duty; normal unusual need
job show sleep teach advice; remember page type book
speed until error count; word per minute paper line
big deal sale often; able slowly finally fully each
common sense among; body hands fingers entire arms
awhile forgotten getting; busy become each best more
carefully taken child skill; running children try
attend fact mother naturally; eye doctor treatment
planning rest car telephone; results tool provided
system program percent; safe action order informed
students apply tasks completely; sit say reasoning
building travel great risks; notice ability fitting
putting carefully moments; second thought available

On October 11, 1993, I walked into my local computer
dealer to buy some software to use on my new computer.
As I looked at the large selection on display, I caught
sight of the Expert Software title "Perfect Typing."
Amazed by the low price, I spoke to the clerk about
it. I was told that this program was one of his most
popular titles. So I acted on his advice and bought
it. This typing program has served me well these
past two years. My friend and I are always battling
to see who types the fastest.
Once upon a time in a city far, far away, there
lived a great giant. His name was Eron the Big.
For years he had terrorized the neighboring towns.
One dark June night, a young soldier named Flator
arrived at the hamlet of Nazalblow. On discovering
the predicament of the villagers, Flator set off to
seek Eron's lair. After journeying for many minutes,
he spotted a gigantic footprint and decided that it
was to dangerous.
The revitalization of Falstaff in Shakespeare's
"The Merry Wives of Windsor" lightened the hearts
of many. Only too sadly did we watch that miserable
wretch depart downtrodden and completely disgraced
from the previous play. There are those who cheered
his fall, but they do not understand the faults of
the overly ignorant. We applaud this re-birth and
delight again in his antics. Long may Falstaff chase
plump middle-aged women, and gorge himself on venison
and ale.
Today's state of the art typing tutor pits the
quick brown fox jumping over the dog against your
left pinky which refuses to reach the "Q" key.
Many of us blame short fingers and old injuries
for our lack of dexterity, while others blame
the keyboard. We (the publishers) can only reply
that with repeated practice, the "uuick broon fix"
will soon stop jumping over the "lazy sog." In a
matter of a few days those short fingers will
lengthen into keyboard Fred Astairs and those
words per minute will climb.
As I knocked on the door of #17A Doomcrest Lane, I
felt a chill run down my spine. At the time I
attributed it to the $19.95 overcoat I was wearing
in the unpleasantly damp weather. Upon later
reflection, I realized I should've heeded
my instincts. Instead, when the door creaked
open, I entered. Inside, a dimly lit hallway led
into a sparsely furnished livingroom. Here I
was told to wait by a short humpback man in
a butler uniform. Raising his mournful eyes,
he stared at me and said, "Hey Bud, Where's
the Party?"
For a program to be understandable to the human
reader, its over-all structure must in some
sense reflect the over-all structure of the
problem it solves. Program construction techniques
that aim at achieving such a structure have been
described as "Structured Programming." Structured
programming should also be supplemented by methods
of systematic problem solving. This is to insure
correct and precise programs.
As I lept off my white stallion with an energetic
"Hi-Ho Silver," I suddenly remembered that it
was Tonto's birthday. I glanced quickly up at
the sun only to discover that I had only two
hours before Tonto's return. My mind raced
desperately seeking an idea. "What can I get
that faithful Indian for his birthday?" I thought
out loud. Then the answer hit me like a silver
bullet.  I sped to my local store and purchased
a set of silver arrows. What a pal!
Silently our hero climbed down the rope and into
the darkness of the dragon's den. His sword, held
tightly in his right hand, gave off a faint green
light shining in the mist. Walking stealthily, he
followed the twisty tunnels that descended toward
the nest. Suddenly, with a roar of flame and smoke,
the dragon was upon him. Twisting quickly to his
left, our hero deflected a spear of flame with his
magic shield, and in the same movement, opened up
a footlong gash in the dragon's leg. Bellowing in
pain, the beast lashed out with his tail.
Budo, the master ninja, entered the room. The
students respectfully bowed and took their places
in line. Then, with the gracefulness of a cat and
the power of a lion, the master demonstrated the
techniques required to achieve excellence at this
difficult art. The student gazed in awe. One of
the younger students was heard whispering, "One
day, I will be that good." The master turned,
glanced at the student, and smiled.  He knew that
he had just heard the next generation Master Ninja
if she would been or very; were has had they one
it all are the of and I; in a you that me for is
will was as not have; what send out them him can
your her some go; there when time he on we at be
this by but my from; with dear his so to any an
its take do than sir; last house just then over two
thank after year made; tell only here work day said
well these even know could; who may letter truly
should think thing write; made say good out other
am more about no please; week night their mine up
it's took once upon time; news speak much like
also too when thing turns; right way wrong again
many people very much; together most next more why
first thanks over what; than sure being best person
nice before since gone; good bad wouldn't now time
nothing off place longer; one two three four five
call through might; got ten hours short kind found
alive never ever so long; parts receive free sold
because soon ask same; little boy enough more which
men own sure nice use; back speak yet everything
don't make come true; sincere feel over long those
tomorrow better another; almost around back work
seeing believe gone forget; about without receive
name hold number over; help meet heart love hope
ten thus away want; eat drink knew moon pay deed
mix look old house; questions answered quick solve
view read write think; great still play please guess
yourself move better new; call there morning ahead
everyone then different old; young fix high life
number letter proper names; give take try happen few
your her some go; there when time he on we at be
sound always home market; perhaps beginning office
Sunday church o'clock class; enjoy enough monthly
color room rule drive daily; annual report due done
auto power air water night; space school homework
wait minute word wish wise; did near food effects
glad pleased reason away; usual thankful pleasant
hard copy easy difficult duty; normal unusual need
job show sleep teach advice; remember page type book
speed until error count; word per minute paper line
big deal sale often; able slowly finally fully each
common sense among; body hands fingers entire arms
awhile forgotten getting; busy become each best more
carefully taken child skill; running children try
attend fact mother naturally; eye doctor treatment
planning rest car telephone; results tool provided
system program percent; safe action order informed
students apply tasks completely; sit say reasoning
building travel great risks; notice ability fitting
putting carefully moments; second thought available