Thanks for all the solutions. I'm currently trying out this code. However, how do I do some exclusive regex matching that spans multiple lines in this text that is present in each of the chunks? I mean, We now have the Text, text, text right? Now, I want to find some data from it. For example, consider the following data: 
1 of 10 DOCUMENTS

TITLE HERE

AUTHOR: __________

SUBJECT: ___________________________
____________________________________

BODY: ______________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________

2 of 10 DOCUMENTS

TITLE HERE

AUTHOR: __________

SUBJECT: ___________________________
____________________________________

BODY: ______________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________

3 of 10 DOCUMENTS

TITLE HERE

AUTHOR: __________

SUBJECT: ___________________________
____________________________________

BODY: ______________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________

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What I want to do is to enclose the specific fields in a tag. For example, grab the title from the first chunk and then enclose it in <title></title> and then body (notice how it spans multiple lines. This is the problem for me now) into <body></body> and so on... Any suggestions on how to get over this one?

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