The fastest way to find the URL to the page is to go to Admin -> Pages.  Select the page you want to link to, then click the "view" link.  Then copy the URL, and paste that as your link.

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It's not entirely clear what you are trying to accomplish.  Are you trying to create a separate page with a text/html module that is a reference copy of a module on another page?  So when you edit the text in the module on one page, it gets updated automatically on another page as well?  If that's the case, go to the second page created and delete the text/html module.  Then, from the control panel check the radio button for "add existing module" instead of "add new module".  Then you can select the page and the module from the page that will be copied as a reference copy to this page.  Make sense?  It sounds like when you created the page, you selected to copy from another page, but under the module selection you selected "copy" instead of "reference copy".  "Reference copy" is the one that adds a module from another page and allows you to edit the content from either page and have it also updated on the other page.   If that's not what you were wanting to do, then explain a bit better how you want it to work.

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