Reading HTML files in a java

Hi guys,
In a project that I have to submit, I have to read a HTML file's text and then have to check if it contains any word or words, that are present in a List.
I already have the list, But how can I read the HTML file and then how can I compare it's text...
any idea please...any kind of help is appreciated

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