--- a/README.md	Sun May 26 00:19:21 2019 +0200
+++ b/README.md	Sun May 26 00:24:28 2019 +0200
@@ -6,13 +6,14 @@
 always been fascinated by them, so I wanted to try if I can implement them :-)
 
 There are examples in the form of
-*  a JSON parser in `pcombinators/tests/json.py` and
-    * test it with `parse_json('{"ob": "ject"}')` or `Value().parse(ParseFileState('test.json'))`.
-    * It does not accept whitespace except in strings. `parse_json()` takes care
+
+* a JSON parser in `pcombinators/tests/json.py` and
+  * test it with `parse_json('{"ob": "ject"}')` or `Value().parse(ParseFileState('test.json'))`.
+  * It does not accept whitespace except in strings. `parse_json()` takes care
     of this in a simple way, but keep this in mind when trying to parse your own
     input.
-*  a parser for arithmetic expressions in `pcombinators/tests/arith.py`
-*   a parser for CSV files in `pcombinators/tests/csv.py`
+* a parser for arithmetic expressions in `pcombinators/tests/arith.py`
+* a parser for CSV files in `pcombinators/tests/csv.py`
 
 TODO: Formal documentation (although every parser is already documented now)