Thanks to the power of CPAN, this is an easy problem to solve.

#! /usr/local/bin/perl -w

use Acme::DonMartin;
sittzle klikrunk snork blooma shlikle crugazunch stroinggoink kik praw
+k
shik fip skroinch glika skribble gloydoip aaak sklerch tear gloot sput
+z
pat shlikle whomp krakkle spmam fush pwadak shpork bluka flork skwako
oof shploip paf kridit zizzak fliff bahoo tip bap gashplutzga snikker
aaak blut pluf rrrrrr glont snat shklink fwaddapp tippity sklukle
schlip shpishle klang tear plapf pluf sklortch flut kaboomm gloochle
pflap blapple sazzikk phoon dakkadak spamamp glomp thloop skrak aaak
kik pittooie shnip tood skreee shklizzortch glomp skluk swizap vroon
swizap fween skapasch pam spopple stroinggoink slurp zazik deebe koong
fashklork zazik sworf fwap kik gloydoip dubba shpishle shpliple teeoo
phwam glink glink pwadak floba wink kaheeee dugga twong zlitz fidip
zlitz foomp mabbit tok skroik sput

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Explaining the algorithm is left as an exercise to the student. Or teacher.

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In reply to Re: Hi Perlmonks, I have need to write a script to do the following by grinder
in thread Hi Perlmonks, I have need to write a script to do the following by timvzid1

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