HTML III is expected to support footnotes. When HTML III viewers are commonplace we will replace the endnotes with appropriate footnotes in the text. Until then, we hope that this approach will suffice. The number in parethesis marks the beginning of the text that appeared on that page in the original document. It isn't very pretty, but in this form, you can accurately refer others to specific passages in the traditional academic fashion.
Page breaks can occur in three ways.
The new page may begin with a new paragraph. Alternatively, the page break may split a paragraph between sentences or within a sentence. Because HTML can preserve italic and bold text from the original, underlined terms have only one meaning. In printed versions of the hypertext documents, underlined terms are part of the hypertext not part of the original document. Underlining indicates the existence of a hypertext link to another document and should not be preserved in quotation of passages.