Fixes errors indicated by @jnthn and reflows

Author: JJ

doc/Language/traits.pod6

@@ -46,7 +46,8 @@ necessary unless you are effectively working with that interface.
 
 The X<Uninstantiable representation trait> is not so much related to the
 representation as related to what can be done with an specific class; it
-effective prevents the creation of instances of the class via C<new>
+effectively prevents the creation of instances of the class in any
+possible way.
 
 =begin code
 constant @IMM = <Innie Minnie Moe>;
@@ -61,12 +62,18 @@ class don't-instantiate is repr('Uninstantiable') {
 say don't-instantiate.imm for ^10;
 =end code
 
-Uninstantiable classes can still be used via their class variables and methods, as above. However, trying to instantiate them this way: C<my $do-instantiate = don't-instantiate.new;> will yield the error C<You cannot create an instance of this type (don't-instantiate)>.
+Uninstantiable classes can still be used via their class variables and
+methods, as above. However, trying to instantiate them this way: C<my
+$do-instantiate = don't-instantiate.new;> will yield the error C<You
+cannot create an instance of this type (don't-instantiate)>.
 
 =head2 Traits and routines
 
-Traits can be added to the definition of methods and routines to establish L<precedence|/functions#Precedence> and L<associativity|/language/functions#Associativity>. They act as a
-L<sub defined using C<trait_mod>|/type/Sub#Traits> which take as argument the types and names of the traits that are going to be added.
+Traits can be added to the definition of methods and routines to
+establish L<precedence|/functions#Precedence> and
+L<associativity|/language/functions#Associativity>. They act as a L<sub
+defined using C<trait_mod>|/type/Sub#Traits> which take as argument the
+types and names of the traits that are going to be added.
 
 =end pod