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It's generated by the probabilities of a word appearing after another word. I wasn't too picky on the definition of a word - took whatever WordNum() from Foxtools returned. Built a table of several hundred thousand word pairs, and noted the number of their appearances, then calculated the frequencies of each pair within the first word's range, and had frequencies of each word in another table. The code for all (gathering the statistical info, calculating frequencies, generating text) totals not more than a hundred lines.

This has history, though - the initial idea was to create a password generator, which would pick random characters, but make it sound familiar. This is where the statistical approach comes from - the probability of any character pair to appear should be equal to its probability in real language. I've extended the idea to triplets, then to fours (I almos wrote quadriplets), and the text it generated really sounded like the language it was taken from, though it was largely meaningless. This time, I've used word pairs instead, and see what I came up with.