Prolog interpreter in LISP wanted

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From: William Clocksin on jenny
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1989 11:35

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Could somebody send me the source code of a Prolog interpreter
written in LISP (or the reference of a paper where one may be found)?
I need this for teaching purposes only, and can't spare the time
just at the moment to write one myself.  I already know about
the "smallest one in the world" in John Campbell's book, but I
wonder whether somebody has got a more realistic one to share.
Thank you.

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