best way to show some text in textbox in Window application

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i need to write some lines in a text box ex:- url if i have a 15 url then i write it but when i show in text box he show look like

http://www.google.comhttp://www.google.comhttp://www.goole.com

i use <br/> but he not worked and show  http://www.google.com<br/>http://www.google.com<br/>http://www.goole.com<br/>

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