If you insert heading markers before the page numbers, you should be able to fold each highlight. By “highlight” I mean the page number and date, highlighted text, and your notes all together as a unit.
So your example would become:
## Page 43 – 1/19/22
It seems possible that he retained them as a reminder of what he had mastered, as a measure of the distance he had come and the degree of control he had achieved.
Possible, but I disagree. More likely, he didn’t necessarily disagree with or wish to excise those sentiments from his soul, but had instead largely moved on from such thoughts as part of his active mind. That doesn’t mean that it wasn’t worthwhile to revisit them occasionally—perhaps precisely because such thoughts rarely presented themselves to him anymore.
More notes, to show that my notes can have paragraph breaks between them.
## Page 49 – 1/20/22
it is impertinent to deny the existence of any phaenomenon merely because we cannot account for it
and would fold to:
## Page 43 – 1/19/22
## Page 49 – 1/20/22
If you want the highlighted text visible, you could pull it up onto the same line as the page number and perhaps add a colon and highlight markers:
## Page 43 – 1/19/22: ==It seems possible that he retained them as a reminder of what he had mastered, as a measure of the distance he had come and the degree of control he had achieved.==
Possible, but I disagree. More likely, he didn’t necessarily disagree with or wish to excise those sentiments from his soul, but had instead largely moved on from such thoughts as part of his active mind. That doesn’t mean that it wasn’t worthwhile to revisit them occasionally—perhaps precisely because such thoughts rarely presented themselves to him anymore.
More notes, to show that my notes can have paragraph breaks between them.
## Page 49 – 1/20/22 ==it is impertinent to deny the existence of any phaenomenon merely because we cannot account for it==
