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 the specified command (callee) is take at invocation time (should only
 be done for (builtin) commands inplemented in C), and
 <tt>-default</tt> provides a means for providing default methods when
-none are specifed.</p>
+none are specified.</p>
 
 <p>Each of the arguments after the method name (including
 <tt>callee</tt>) can be be substituted an invocation time, or they are
 taken literally. The arguments to be substituted are starting always
-with a percent sign.  These arguemnts can be <tt>%self</tt>,
+with a percent sign.  These arguments can be <tt>%self</tt>,
 <tt>%proc</tt>, <tt>%1</tt>, <tt>%argclindex</tt>, or <tt>%</tt>
 followed by a Tcl command, and it can be prefixed with a positional
 prefix <tt>%@</tt>.  We will introduce the usage of these options and