Here's a minimal example: say I have two paragraphs: 

    <p>
        Paragraph one here.
    </p>

    <p>
        Paragraph 
            <b>two</b>
       here.
    </p>

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And I use Mojo::DOM to grab their text: 


use Mojo::DOM;

my $dom =
  Mojo::DOM->new('<p>Paragraph one here.</p><p>Paragraph <b>two</b> he
+re.');
for my $e ( $dom->find('p')->each ) {
    print $e->text,$/;
}

### Output: 
# Paragraph one here.
# Paragraph  here.
#

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How do I access that paragraph's complete text, including the text inside that second level of markup? And is this a bug or a feature?

In reply to Mojo::DOM doesn't include marked-up text in an element's text by Cody Fendant

Title:
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and:  <code> code here </code>
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