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 When we create an application class such as the class <tt>Stack</tt>
 in the examples above, we create it as instance of the basic
 meta-class <tt>::xotcl2::Class</tt>. The application class will have
-<tt>::xotcl2::Object</tt> as it superclass, unless we spefify this
+<tt>::xotcl2::Object</tt> as it superclass, unless we specify this
 differently. When we create an instance of the class <tt>Stack</tt>
 (such as e.g. the stack <tt>s1</tt>) we create it by using the method
 <tt>create</tt> provided by <tt>::xotcl2::Class</tt> (an instance can
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 where valid options are <tt>-objscope</tt>, <tt>-methodprefix</tt>,
 <tt>-earlybinding</tt> and <tt>-default</tt>. The option
 <tt>-objscope</tt> is used to specify that the command should be
-executed in the scope of the calling object (i.e. instance variables apprear
+executed in the scope of the calling object (i.e., instance variables appear
 as local variables), <tt>-methodprefix</tt> means that the called
 method should be prefixed with the specified string (to avoid name
 clashes), <tt>-earlybinding</tt> means that the function pointer of