Cant attach multiple files in mail

How to attach multiple files in mail??

Hey demo..
When I create a document in 'Pages' app I can mail that file from 'Pages' app. But I cant attach multiple .doc file in one mail. For sending multiple files in a single mail I need to do several mails. Is there any system or 3rd party software through which I can attach multiple .doc files in one mail.
Thanks in advance.

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My English is poor. Sorry.
Your answer is, we assume that the permit issue, and probably would not matter. Again, write the points in need.
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I missed the curly brackets.
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