Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|     monk, at others wearing the simple habit of a schoolmaster,
 2   1,  1  |         convert all the others, simple and composite, into itself.~
 3   1,  2  |   manufactured wine is not real simple wine. Almost all things
 4   1,  3  |    infinite, and in action most simple, and our intellectual power
 5   1,  5  | signified by the naked child as simple, pure, and exposed to all
 6   2,  1  |       various degrees, from the simple comprehension, to the becoming
 7   2,  2  |     darkness to light, from the simple power to the simple action.~
 8   2,  2  |         the simple power to the simple action.~Aristotle boasts
 9   2,  2  |         forest; he lives in the simple chambers of the cavernous
10   2,  5  |         my intractability, such simple and innocent cruelty was