Fix typo and Carl Hewitt's name

diff --git a/md/language.md b/md/language.md
index d1a266d9b3f7329dab9b672214ee30b82eaad9bc..fa5b46940dfad634bc5fe342c77b5a295ce44818 100644 (file)
--- a/md/language.md
+++ b/md/language.md
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ Acknowledgements
 
 I was not a member of the original group which labored for two years
 in the design and initial implementation of Muddle; that group was
 
 I was not a member of the original group which labored for two years
 in the design and initial implementation of Muddle; that group was

-composed principally of Gerald Sussman, Carl Hewit, Chris Reeve, Dave
+composed principally of Gerald Sussman, Carl Hewitt, Chris Reeve, Dave

 Cressey, and later Bruce Daniels. I would therefore like to take this
 opportunity to thank my Muddle mentors, chiefly Chris Reeve and Bruce
 Daniels, for remaining civil through several months of verbal
 Cressey, and later Bruce Daniels. I would therefore like to take this
 opportunity to thank my Muddle mentors, chiefly Chris Reeve and Bruce
 Daniels, for remaining civil through several months of verbal


@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ a computer terminal appears herein in a fixed width font, as in
 `ROOT`. A metasyntactic variable -- something to be replaced in actual
 use by something else -- appears as *radix:fix*, in an italic font;
 often the variable will have both a meaning and a data type (as here),
 `ROOT`. A metasyntactic variable -- something to be replaced in actual
 use by something else -- appears as *radix:fix*, in an italic font;
 often the variable will have both a meaning and a data type (as here),

-but sometimes one of those will be ommitted, for obvious reasons.
+but sometimes one of those will be omitted, for obvious reasons.

 
 An ellipsis (...) indicates that something uninteresting has been
 omitted. The character `^` means that the following character is to be
 
 An ellipsis (...) indicates that something uninteresting has been
 omitted. The character `^` means that the following character is to be