But if x were a higher number, like 19, it would be much more difficult. Moreover, if this were the case, we could see that our Jack and Jill example above has now been presented in a different way and to a much greater degree. Let us build a little more complexity on this. If each of the letters of the opening statement was taken, and placed in front of a chapter, so that the frequency of that letter in that chapter was a multiple of x then we can see a very intricate pattern developing. We have added a layer of complexity.
Lets add another layer of complexity.
In addition to multiple letters being arranged to fit the mathematical pattern, remember we said that the words of the opening statement appeared in the document in multiples of this number x - and that the same letters also appeared at the beginning of chapters. Well if we increased the count of one of the words from the opening statement in one of the chapters prefixed with these letters, two sets of equations would be out - the count of words and the frequency of the prefixed letters. We are now dealing with interlocking relations across chapters. Every time we would have to add 28 numbers and 56 digits. So far we have seen layer upon layer of complexity.