Index: doc/next-migration.txt
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diff -u -r576c7576787dc6257a22364e21fff19f99ce1bac -rf934951db464db1a6f39ac98290ecde17a466cd7
--- doc/next-migration.txt	(.../next-migration.txt)	(revision 576c7576787dc6257a22364e21fff19f99ce1bac)
+++ doc/next-migration.txt	(.../next-migration.txt)	(revision f934951db464db1a6f39ac98290ecde17a466cd7)
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
 This document describes the differences between the Next Scripting
 Language Framework and XOTcl 1. In particular, it presents a
 migration guide from XOTcl 1 to NX, and presents potential
-incompatibilities beween XOTcl 1 and XOTcl 2.
+incompatibilities between XOTcl 1 and XOTcl 2.
 *****************************************************************************
 
 The Next Scripting Language (NX) is a successor of XOTcl 1 and is
@@ -557,8 +557,8 @@
 #
 # NX does not provide own methods, but uses
 # the low level framework commands, since
-# application developer will only seldomly
-# need it.
+# application developer will only 
+# need it in rare cases.
 
 Class create C
 ::nsf::method::setter C p1
@@ -644,14 +644,14 @@
 #    method, forward, alias
 #
 Class create C {
-  :/method-definiton-method/ ...
-  :public /method-definiton-method/ ...
-  :protected /method-definiton-method/ ...
-  :private /method-definiton-method/ ...
-  :object /method-definiton-method/ ...
-  :public object /method-definiton-method/ ...
-  :protected object /method-definiton-method/ ...
-  :private object /method-definiton-method/ ...
+  :/method-definition-method/ ...
+  :public /method-definition-method/ ...
+  :protected /method-definition-method/ ...
+  :private /method-definition-method/ ...
+  :object /method-definition-method/ ...
+  :public object /method-definition-method/ ...
+  :protected object /method-definition-method/ ...
+  :private object /method-definition-method/ ...
 }
 ----------------
 |======================
@@ -2468,7 +2468,7 @@
 # For ensemble methods (method name contains
 # spaces) one can query as well the registration
 # handle, which is the handle to the root of the
-# ensemble; the definiton handle points to the
+# ensemble; the definition handle points to the
 # leaf of the ensemble.
 #
 /cls/ info method registrationhandle /methodName/