Title:          Morris the cat
Version:        v0.03
Entered-date:   January 7th, 1997
Description:    Morris is a cross between unix's cat and more commands.  It
		is a "finicky" cat.  Morris takes standard input and writes
		it to standard output, putting a small pause inbetween lines.
		Morrise can optionally output one bit at a time, with the same
		pause between bits, and an optional carriage return after each
		bit. This time period is defaulted to 1 second, but can be 
		changed to any amount in seconds, including decimal amounts.  
		This is very useful when used in conjunction with ircii's /exec
		command so that the output of a program may be written to
		a discussion slowly, so that your post does not turn into a
		flood.
Keywords:       text, utility, perl, linux, unix, pause, cat, more, e-mailware,
		bit, bitwise, irc, ircii, /exec, finicky
Author:         ep@eden.rutgers.edu (EpStEiN productions)
Maintained-by:  ep@eden.rutgers.edu (Brian Epstein)
Primary-site:   sunsite.unc.edu /pub/Linux/Incoming
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Alternate-site: 
Original-site:  sunsite.unc.edu /pub/Linux/Incoming
			3.0 kb morris-v0.03.tar.gz
			  1 kb morris-v0.03.lsm
Platform:       designed on Linux, with PERL5. 
Copying-policy: e-mailware.  Please e-mail me with BUGS/improvements.
		ep@eden.rutgers.edu