Reflow and fix

Author: JJ

doc/Type/Any.pod6

@@ -1023,7 +1023,10 @@ Defined as:
 
     method collate(--> Seq)
 
-Collate sorts taking into account Unicode grapheme characteristics; that is, sorting more or less as one would expect instead of using the order in which their codepoints appear. Collate will behave this way if the object it is applied to is Iterable.
+Collate sorts taking into account Unicode grapheme characteristics; that is,
+sorting more or less as one would expect instead of using the order in which
+their codepoints appear. Collate will behave this way if the object it is
+applied to is Iterable.
 
 =begin code
 say ('a', 'Z').sort; # (Z a)
@@ -1033,11 +1036,11 @@ my %hash = 'aa' => 'value', 'Za' => 'second';
 say %hash.collate; # (aa => value Za => second);
 =end code
 
-These methods are affected by the
-X<B<$*COLLATION>|$*COLLATION>, which configures the four X<collation levels>.
-While the Primary, Secondary and Tertiary mean different things for different scripts,
-for the Latin script used in English they mostly correspond with Primary being Alphabetic,
-Secondary being Diacritics and Tertiary being Case.
+These methods are affected by the X<B<$*COLLATION>|$*COLLATION> variable, which
+configures the four X<collation levels>. While the Primary, Secondary and
+Tertiary mean different things for different scripts,g for the Latin script used
+in English they mostly correspond with Primary being Alphabetic, Secondary being
+Diacritics and Tertiary being Case.
 
 In the example below you can see how when we disable tertiary collation which in
 Latin script generally is for case, and also disable quaternary which breaks