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@@ -19,8 +19,8 @@
 .SH DESCRIPTION
 The
 .B fshash
-program generates digests of filesystems.  It's similar in concept (but
-somewhat different from) Ian Jackson's
+program generates digests of filesystems.  It's similar in concept to
+(but somewhat different from) Ian Jackson's
 .BR summer (1)
 tool.
 .PP
@@ -92,8 +92,8 @@ Use the
 .I hash
 function, which can be any hash function supported by Python's
 .BR hashlib .
-If this option may be omitted then the hash is read from the cache file;
-if there is no cache file either, then an error is reported.
+This option may be omitted: if it is, then the hash is read from the
+cache file; if there is no cache file either, then an error is reported.
 .PP
 Positional arguments are interpreted as files and directories to be
 processed, in order.  A directory name which ends in
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ information or are suppressed, follows.
 .I Errors
 If there was an error reading the object's metadata then the information
 field shows
-.BI Enn
+.BI E nn
 .IR message ,
 and the other fields, except the name, are printed as
 .B error
@@ -177,7 +177,7 @@ The information field shows
 .BR symbolic-link .
 The name is followed by
 .RB ` \~\->\~ '
-and the link target (or by
+and the link target (or
 .BI <E nn \~ message >
 if there was an error reading the link destination).
 .TP