with package htp clob column

All,
I need assistance with data in clob column display dynamic content with any appropriate package but iam currently using htp.p, it seems to not work well. Some of my clob values are so big like length > = 18000 but when I use htp.p all the output text is collected without any line break, but I want to display the data IS STORED in the column to the table... any help is appreciated thank you.

I think you can maximum diisplay 32 767 characters. You need to replace Chr (13) and Chr (10) with
in order to get it displays as you wish.

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