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I have just a regular piece of text in a <p> tag inside a <div> tag. But only Firefox displays it correctly.

Firefox breaks the lines between the words. All other browsers break the line mid-word which makes it difficult to read.

Here is an example of what I mean:

Firefox (working):

This was busy in it was I was here. Let 
him as being within eight by their 
graves, to go down upon her to be a 
dozen directly. So, leaving word 
following, poor mother, of other man, 
and my finger on his blue flag, and the 
habit of tea on a bit. I might feel 
very sorry there is rich, too; late of 
his deepest voice...

All other browsers (IE5-8, safari, chrome) (not working:)

This was busy in it was I was here. Le
t him as being within eight by their g
raves, to go down upon her to be a doz
en directly. So, leaving word followin
g, poor mother, of other man, and my f
inger on his blue flag, and the habit 
of tea on a bit. I might feel very sor
ry there is rich, too; late of his dee
pest voice...

How do I make this work for all browsers?

+1  A: 

Somewhere in your css you probably have word-wrap: break-word. Find it and change it to word-wrap: normal (or simply remove the word-wrap element altogether).

Plynx
Yes I have checked this. I have no such statement in my css. I added `body *{word-wrap: normal;}` just to be sureand it changes nothing.
Luke
`word-break: break-all;` was set. It was there for handling Japanese and should have been taken out for the English version.
Luke
Ah! Glad you figured it out :)
Plynx