Here's what I have now for my code: 
for (my $i=1; $i<=$messages; $i++){
    foreach($pop->Head($i)){
        if($_=~/^From:[^<>]*\<(.*)\>/){
            $emails[$i]->{'from'}=$1;
        }
        if($_=~/^Subject:(.*)/){
            $emails[$i]->{'subject'}=$1;
        }
    }
    my $headAndBody=$pop->HeadAndBody($i);
    my $email=Email::MIME->new($headAndBody);
    my @parts=$email->parts();
    my $body=$email->body();
    print $body."\n\n";
     $emails[$i]->{'body'}=$body;
}

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In reply to Re^4: Mail::Pop3Client - want to get consistent body text by ksublondie
in thread Mail::Pop3Client - want to get consistent body text by ksublondie

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