Align the text in list view

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    v_paratxt varchar2(4000) := p_txt;
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  SQL> select test_data.id, x.column_value
    2  from test_data, table(wordwrap(test_data.txt,50)) x
    3  /
  
          ID COLUMN_VALUE
  ---------- ---------------------------------------------------
           1 For  several days after leaving Nantucket, nothing
           1 above  hatches was seen of Captain Ahab. The mates
           1 regularly  relieved each other at the watches, and
           1 for aught that could be seen to the contrary, they
           1 seemed to be the only commanders of the ship; only
           1 they  sometimes  issued from the cabin with orders
           1 so  sudden  and  peremptory, that after all it was
           1 plain     they    but    commanded    vicariously.
           1
           1 Yes,  their  supreme  lord and dictator was there,
           1 though  hitherto  unseen by any eyes not permitted
           1 to  penetrate  into  the now sacred retreat of the
           1 cabin.
           2 Every  time I ascended to the deck from my watches
           2 below,  I  instantly  gazed  aft  to  mark  if any
           2 strange  face  were  visible;  for  my first vague
           2 disquietude  touching  the unknown captain, now in
           2 the   seclusion   of  the  sea,  became  almost  a
           2 perturbation.  This  was  strangely  heightened at
           2 times    by   the   ragged   Elijah's   diabolical
           2 incoherences  uninvitedly  recurring to me, with a
           2 subtle  energy  I  could not have before conceived
           2 of.  But poorly could I withstand them, much as in
           2 other  moods  I  was  almost ready to smile at the
           2 solemn  whimsicalities  of that outlandish prophet
           2 of                   the                  wharves.
           2
           2 But   whatever   it  was  of  apprehensiveness  or
           2 uneasiness  -  to  call  it so - which I felt, yet
           2 whenever  I  came to look about me in the ship, it
           2 seemed  against  all  warrantry  to  cherish  such
           2 emotions.  For  though  the  harpooneers, with the
           2 great  body of the crew, were a far more barbaric,
           2 heathenish,  and  motley  set than any of the tame
           2 merchant-ship    companies   which   my   previous
           2 experiences  had  made me acquainted with, still I
           2 ascribed  this  - and rightly ascribed it - to the
           2 fierce  uniqueness of the very nature of that wild
           2 Scandinavian   vocation   in   which   I   had  so
           2 abandonedly  embarked.  But  it was especially the
           2 aspect  of  the  three chief officers of the ship,
           2 the  mates,  which was most forcibly calculated to
           2 allay   these  colorless  misgivings,  and  induce
           2 confidence  and  cheerfulness in every presentment
           2 of   the   voyage.   Three   better,  more  likely
           2 sea-officers  and  men,  each in his own different
           2 way,  could  not  readily  be found, and they were
           2 every  one  of  them  Americans;  a Nantucketer, a
           2 Vineyarder,  a  Cape  man. Now, it being Christmas
           2 when  the  ship  shot  from  out her harbor, for a
           2 space  we had biting Polar weather, though all the
           2 time running away from it to the southward; and by
           2 every  degree  and  minute  of  latitude  which we
           2 sailed,  gradually  leaving that merciless winter,
           2 and  all its intolerable weather behind us. It was
           2 one  of  those  less  lowering, but still grey and
           2 gloomy  enough  mornings  of  the transition, when
           2 with  a fair wind the ship was rushing through the
           2 water  with  a  vindictive  sort  of  leaping  and
           2 melancholy rapidity, that as I mounted to the deck
           2 at  the  call  of the forenoon watch, so soon as I
           2 levelled   my   glance   towards   the   taffrail,
           2 foreboding  shivers  ran  over  me. Reality outran
           2 apprehension;   Captain   Ahab   stood   upon  his
           2 quarter-deck.                                  End
  
  65 rows selected.
  
  SQL>
  

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