Question: I am trying to generate a plain text file containing a list of words that is on a webpage. The problem is that the list is divided into multiple pages.

<http://www.whonamedit.com/eponyms/A/?start=50&maxrows=25>

This is what I mean. Like for the letter A, I need all 13 pages of words and I also need every letter of the alphabet.

I was thinking of maybe modifying a webcrawler to do this task, would that be the easiest way?

I prefer Java, but Python is ok.

Sorry if the answer is obvious, but any nudges in the right direction would be SO GREATLY appreciated!!

Answer: 
[dicejs.com](http://dicejs.com) (supposedly stands for dynamically injected css engine) A client-side version of SASS. Pretty slick and allows real time manipulation of variables and functions. The plugins are rudimentary for colors and CSS3 but you could easily write your own because it's all in javascript. I think this is a nice way to get around waiting for CSS specifications to be supported in major browsers.
Yes, and it's called Sass.

<http://sass-lang.com/>