Pages 5.0: Where is the Bookmarks/Hyperlinks panel?!

I swear I've looked everywhere. I hate the new "inspector" window. I need the bookmarks/hyperlinks/etc panel. I do documenting work for a couple of elderly couples, and I need to have a "table of contents" with hyperlinks to positions in the document. (Trust me, there's no way of teach all but one of them any other way.)
Please help!
If it's possible to revert to Pages 09, that'd be lovely. I don't have iWork or anything, I don't think. I just bought Pages off of the App Store on my MacBook Pro.

Apple has removed bookmarks along with over 90+ features in Pages 5.
The hyperlinks aree largely broken and buggy.
If you had it before Pages '09 should still be in your Applications/iWork folder.
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