one eight fivteen
two nine sixteen
three ten seventeen
four eleven eighteen
five twelve nineteen
six thirteen twenty
seven fourteen
Unfortunately, the output is separated by tabs, not by whitespaces!
Table mode
In table mode, column determines the number of columns the input contains and creates a table. non-interactive mode (see --output-width for more details).
Table mode is enabled with -t (or --table).
Column formatting can be adjusted with --table-* options.
Table mode is likely the mode that should be used in most cases.
Seperate input by tabulators
In order to specify that the input is separated by tabulators, -s'\t' can be used: