Internationalize large amounts of paragraph text

Has anyone got a good way of internationalizing a large amount of paragraph text (maybe 50-100 words in English)?
I'm happy how to use JSTL fmt, for example:
<h1><fmt:message key="index.jsp.title.h1" /></h1>with a corresponding set of resource bundle properties files, but I was wondering if there is a "good" way of writing these key-value pairs for large amounts of text
Cheers
Nick

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