Try this: 
use CGI qw( glark yurp );
my $q= CGI->new();

print $q->h1( "This is not really HTML" );
print glark( { flinge=>"worz", plutch=>"erff" } );
print yurp( { huid=>"queez", urst=>"hmmph" } );
print $q->font( { crypet=>"swoom", whalk=>"47" } );

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which produces 
<H1>This is not really HTML</H1>
<GLARK FLINGE="worz" PLUTCH="erff">
<YURP URST="hmmph" HUID="queez">
<FONT WHALK="47" CRYPET="swoom">

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In reply to Re: Re: use CGI or die; by why
in thread use CGI or die; by Ovid

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