http://librarian.i2p/get/860840024808923855/2362369377643061161?i2paddresshelper=XeeEcrjZBSZvLCLt32HWWojBguqcQNIfCcYnLhCSpV3LHMHvq-3nkdVw3DGoJYEQnLEpbhLEH~KwUXs42auWcbRedx895ciACwHpMBnchqCYvYeqKNOnMnlZkpSGJNNSRXAcUM48WLh7v6PscDCDKQFN8KVo9n6OBm0KKQjmaQjIN3unappXVvN90d0Q6tWjftn1mTtm2Is4sYYM3glXr47IXPjTha~XW6Ex5wNqtD7pR5rNN5g5Xcpww2teT~mo52Z1xFE5g7ZgK3rHRVnShmolLNwU2VT1ZGqI5X74Tq6DPu6itln3SYyF6db-X
Structure Books are organized in a multitude of different ways, ranging from a simple linear structure (one paragraph followed by another) to works with chapters, footnotes, headings, figures, pictures, and so on. Put simply, we need to solve the problem of modeling the way authors organize things. For example, this is the third sentence in the first paragraph of the second subsection of the first subsection of the third top-level section in the sixth chapter of the book *Getting Started...