If you want to duplicate the code to make your own links page this would be one way to do it.

 Using the compose non-html settings listed here.

Blank Link Code for HTML Language

 If you created an HTML page it usually comes up here in Blogger.com as (<p>&nbsp;</p>) only in colors without the parentheses.

Then all you have to do is to type in this line in your HTML mode:  <a href="link">text</a> 

These two lines should come up as red,  blue, green, black and blue writing if you are in the right mode when you type all this into an HTML page. 

There are two modes here at blogger.com (Compose) pages and (HTML) pages

So, you have to be sure you are in HTML pages and usually when you create an html page it has this line 

<p>&nbsp;</p>

automatically installed so if you just add the 2nd line (type it in) you should have a basic template.

Then go up to Edit which should be up at the top of your screen where to the left it says something like in mine "Firefox then File then Edit.

Click on Edit after blueing out the two lines of various colors of code. And you can now duplicate these two lines of code forever in various ways doing this.

now title your page at the top and keep a blank copy of this code however long you have made it by using the edit copy and then paste option.

So, any time you want it you can make a copy of this whole line of code and fill in the blanks with your title (text) and URL to make the links work one by one.