Looks like you need a HTML::Parser module.

If that is too much, you can start with code like this: 

my @content = split /^/, $response->content();
my $introduction;
for my $line (@content){
  next unless ( $introduction ) ||= $line=~/Game Introduction - Marvel
+: Avengers Alliance/;
  my $EndSection = $line=~/<\/section>/;
  local $_ = $line; # Make a copy, so we do not modify @content..
  m|^\s*<[^/>]+>(.+)</| and $_=$1; # Zap tags on both sides, if any
  s|<[^>]+>||g;           # Zap single </onetag> tags
  print;
  last if $EndSection ;
}

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which , I suspect , is close to what you are looking for.

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                   -SNL

In reply to Re^3: How to output the words that you want that came thru an html file? by NetWallah
in thread How to output the words that you want that came thru an html file? by stone_ice

Title:
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