Also this is what's printed to STDOUT:

"<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\r\n<reference id=\"ids_exc
+al_142\" xml:lang=\"en-us\">\r\n<title>The ISO character set</title>\
+r\n<refbody>\r\n<section><p>Each ISO character has its own value, exc
+ept that lowercase\r\ncharacters are translated to uppercase. Two cha
+racters that have no\r\nuppercase equivalent are: <ul>\r\n<li test=\"
+hello\">German small sharp s (\xDF - 0xDF)</li>\r\n<li test=\"hello\"
+>Lowercase y diaeresis/umlaut (\xFF - 0xFF)</li>\r\n</ul></p></sectio
+n>\r\n</refbody>\r\n</reference>"

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