Getting a complete portion of an XML String (With tag names)

Im working on an application that processes a huge amount of xml strings. Im using xpath since it makes it much easier to select and navigate through the tags. The only thing I can't do is get a complete portion of an XML string, for example, if i have
<article>
<articlebody>
</articlebody>
<references>
<reference id="1"> ... </reference>
<reference id="1"> ... </reference>
<reference id="1"> ... </reference>
</references>
</article>
I need to get the complete <reference> portion to parse later, so i need the following string:
<references>
<reference id="1"> ... </reference>
<reference id="1"> ... </reference>
<reference id="1"> ... </reference>
</references>
How can i do this using xpath? is it even possible? if not how else can i do it? (don't want to use regular expressions and string manipulation)
Thanks for you help

Im not sure if this really qualifies as using DOM, but this is all i do to get the data i want from the files (when i only want to get the text value of an element:
InputSource inputSource = new InputSource(new StringReader(metadata));
return xpath.evluate(expression, inputSource, returnType);where metadata is a String containing meta data, and return type is usually string or number.
Im using Java 5 and
Could you please explain a little more how to do this?
Thank you

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Pls help as soon as possible.
Thanks.

I'm not Mark, but check out this article it may be helpful.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/oramag/oracle/05-may/o35asktom.html
In 10g there are other SQL statements besides connect by prior for parent child relationships.
such as:
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