title: Jsoup giving diffrent results when changing html link
body: <p>What happens is when I change links I get different results even tho the structure is the same.</p>
  
  <p>Isn't there a way that I can parse data of text that is outside tags or specify to start parsing text (i.e from <code>br</code> tag to <code>a</code> tag)</p>
  
  <pre><code>Document tunisie = Jsoup.connect("http://www.juricaf.org/arret/TUNISIE-COURDECASSATION-20060126-5216").get();
  Document tunisie2 = Jsoup.connect("http://www.juricaf.org/arret/TUNISIE-COURDECASSATION-20051229-33412004").get();
  
  
  // get the first div in class arret
  Element arret = tunisie.select("div.arret").first();
  // select h1 tag by its ID to get the title
  String  titre = arret.select("#titre").text();
  System.out.println(titre);
  // to get the text after h3 select h3 and go to next sibling
  String numarret    = arret.select("h3").first().nextSibling().toString();
  System.out.println(numarret);
  // select first br by its index; note first br has the index 0; and call nextSibling to get the text after the br tag
  String numnor    = arret.getElementsByTag("br").first().nextSibling().toString();
  System.out.println(numnor);
  // the same as above only with next index
  String idurn   = arret.getElementsByTag("br").get(1).nextSibling().toString();
  System.out.println(idurn + "\n");
  // Analyses
  String analyses  = arret.select("blockquote &gt; h2").text();
  System.out.println("Analyses : "+ analyses);
  // Analyses text
  String analyses_text  = arret.select("blockquote &gt; p").text();
  System.out.println(analyses_text+ "\n");
  // Parties
  String parties_Demandeurs  = arret.getElementsByTag("h3").get(2).nextSibling().toString();
  String parties_t_Demandeurs = arret.select("a").get(4).ownText();
  System.out.println(parties_Demandeurs + parties_t_Demandeurs);
  String parties_Défendeurs  = arret.getElementsByTag("br").get(3).nextSibling().toString();
  String parties_t_Défendeurs = arret.select("a").get(5).ownText();
  System.out.println(parties_Défendeurs + parties_t_Défendeurs + "\n");
  // Text
  StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
  sb.append(arret.select("span &gt; p")).append("\n");  // build html string with line breaks
  System.out.println(sb.toString().trim()+"\n");
  </code></pre>