You've discovered the long-lost tomb of the great pharaoh T'om Bha Ter. After eluding a devious sequence of snake traps, boulder traps, ant traps, sand traps and speed traps, you've about had it with traps. Only one challenge remains between you and a hoard of priceless, museum-belonging-in artifacts. You enter a room from the North whose floor is a rectangular grid, each tile of which is inscribed with a glyph. A small plaque contains a list of glyph words (constructed from individual glyphs in a specified order) and the following brief set of instructions:
Input starts with a line containing three positive integers $$$m$$$ $$$n$$$ $$$k$$$ ($$$ m,n,k \leq 50$$$), where $$$m$$$ and $$$n$$$ are the dimensions of the rectangular grid and $$$k$$$ is the number of glyph words. The next $$$m$$$ lines contain $$$n$$$ upper-case letters, separated by single spaces, representing the rectangular grid. The next $$$k$$$ lines each contain a glyph word, also consisting entirely of capital letters. Each glyph word will contain at most $$$50$$$ letters.
If there is a route that starts at any Northernmost tile, ends at any Southernmost tile, and obeys all of the above rules, output the length of the shortest such route. Otherwise output impossible.
3 4 1 X X P X X X A T X X X H PATH
4
5 5 2 X X P X X X X A T X X X H H X X M O X X X E X X X HOME PATH
8
5 5 2 X X P X X X X A T X X X H X X X M O X X X E X X X HOME PATH
impossible
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