There are a few interesting edge cases you may care to take care of. Consider:
use strict;
use warnings;
<DATA>;
print ''.(chomp, s/\s*$/ /, $_).($_ = <DATA>, s/^\s*(?=\S)//, $_) whil
+e <DATA>;
__DATA__
Header line
First line part 1.
Part 2 of first line.
Second line parts one
and two.
Third line - second part empty.
Fourth
and last line
Prints:
First line part 1. Part 2 of first line.
Second line parts one and two.
Third line - second part empty.
Fourth and last line
which handles a number of cases, but spits warnings if the last line of the final pair is missing.
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