I have a `read` command in a bash script whose input defines an array. The input will frequently be copy/pasted data that contains multiple lines. Each line in the multi-line input is correctly captured and added to the array as separate elements, but I'd like to indent each line with a `>` prefix in the terminal window when it is pasted in.

This is for bash v3 running on macOS. I've attempted various flavors of the `read` command, but couldn't come across anything that worked.

Script:

```
#!/bin/bash
echo "Provide inputs:"
until [[ "$message" = "three" ]]; do
    read -p "> " message
    myArray+=($message) #Input added to array for later processing
done

```

Manually typed inputs look like this:

```
Provide inputs:
> one
> two
> three

```

But a copy/pasted multi-line input look like this:

```
Provide inputs:
> one
two
three
> > 

```

The desired result is for the copy/pasted multi-line input to look identical to the manually entered inputs.