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1 X    |              X~Plots are either Simple or Complex, for the actions
2 X    |     sense above defined, I call Simple, when the change of fortune
3 XIII |          be arranged not on the simple but on the complex plan.
4 XVIII|          The fourth kind is the Simple. [We here exclude the purely
5 XXI  |         Words are of two kinds, simple and double. By simple I
6 XXI  |    kinds, simple and double. By simple I mean those composed of
7 XXIV |    kinds as Tragedy: it must be simple, or complex, or "ethical,"
8 XXIV | character. The Iliad is at once simple and "pathetic," and the