diff --git a/include.rkt b/include.rkt
index f31e709..813deac 100644
--- a/include.rkt
+++ b/include.rkt
@@ -84,17 +84,27 @@
                             (cons r (loop)))))])
                
                ;; Here's where we'll separate the content of the file from the #lang line.
-               ;; 'content' is a one-member list with the file as a syntax object.
-               (define content-syntax (car content)) ; save the syntax object (its context will be needed momentarily)
-               ;; peel the wrapper off the file. it will come in like so
-               ;; (module foo whatever/lang (#%module-begin expr ...))
-               ;; the guts are the (expr ...). To get them, we want the cdr of the fourth element. 
-               (define fourth cadddr) ; we don't have `fourth` in the syntax environment.
-               ;; get the guts and package them back into a syntax object using the saved content-syntax as context.
-               (local-require racket/match)
-               (define guts (match (syntax->datum content-syntax)
-                              [(list 'module modname lang (list '#%module-begin exprs ...)) exprs]))
-               (define content-guts (datum->syntax content-syntax guts))               
+               ;; the resulting material will be stored in 'content-guts'.
+               ;; 'content' is a list of syntax objects from the source file.
+               ;; Each object corresponds to a top-level expression in the file, converted to syntax.
+               ;; If the file has a #lang line, there's only one expression (because the #lang expands to a single `module` form).
+               ;; If it doesn't, then there are an indefinite number of expressions.
+               ;; So we'll handle both types with a match.
+               (define content-guts
+                 (cond
+                   [(not (null? content))
+                    (define content-syntax (car content)) ; save the first syntax object (its context will be needed momentarily)
+                    ;; peel the wrapper off the file. it will come in like so
+                    ;; (module foo whatever/lang (#%module-begin expr ...))
+                    ;; the guts are the (expr ...). To get them, we want the cdr of the fourth element. 
+                    (define fourth cadddr) ; we don't have `fourth` in the syntax environment.
+                    ;; get the guts and package them back into a syntax object using the saved content-syntax as context.
+                    (local-require racket/match racket/function)
+                    (define guts-data (match (map syntax->datum content)
+                                   [(list (list 'module modname lang (list '#%module-begin exprs ...))) exprs]
+                                   [(list exprs ...) exprs]))
+                    (map (curry datum->syntax content-syntax) guts-data)]
+                   [else null]))
                (close-input-port p)
                ;; Preserve src info for content, but set its
                ;; lexical context to be that of the include expression
diff --git a/scribblings/include.scrbl b/scribblings/include.scrbl
index beff43a..c86e362 100644
--- a/scribblings/include.scrbl
+++ b/scribblings/include.scrbl
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 @title{Include}
 @defmodule[sugar/include]
 
-@defform[(include-without-lang-line path)]
-Like @racket[include], but strips off the @tt{#lang} line of the file. Why? So you can take the code from a working source file and recompile it under a different @tt{#lang}. Why? Well, you could take code from a @tt{#lang typed/racket} source file and recompile as @tt{#lang typed/racket/no-check}. Why? Because then you could invoke your code natively from typed and untyped environments. 
+@defform[(include-without-lang-line path-spec)]
+Inline the syntax in the file designated by @racket[_path-spec], after stripping off the @tt{#lang} line of the file (if it exists, otherwise just @racket[include] the file as usual). 
 
-Please, don't use this on a file without a @tt{#lang} line. For that, just use @racket[include].
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+Why? So you can take the code from a working source file and recompile it under a different @tt{#lang}. Why? Well, you could take code from a @tt{#lang typed/racket} source file and recompile as @tt{#lang typed/racket/no-check}. Why? Because then you could make typed and untyped modules from the same code without the mandatory contracts imposed by @racket[require/typed].
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diff --git a/test/no-lang-line-source.rkt b/test/no-lang-line-source.rkt
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..56e53a3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/test/no-lang-line-source.rkt
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+(define no-lang-symbol 'bar)
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diff --git a/tests.rkt b/tests.rkt
index d13c4fb..0751da4 100644
--- a/tests.rkt
+++ b/tests.rkt
@@ -193,4 +193,12 @@
   (provide included-symbol))
 
 (require 'include-test)
-(check-equal? included-symbol 'bar)
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+(check-equal? included-symbol 'bar)
+
+(module no-lang-line-include-test racket/base
+  (require sugar/include)
+  (include-without-lang-line "test/no-lang-line-source.rkt")
+  (provide no-lang-symbol))
+
+(require 'no-lang-line-include-test)
+(check-equal? no-lang-symbol 'bar)
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