Typos.

docs/domjuice.html

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@
   <span class="nx">walker</span> <span class="nx">rootNode</span></pre></div>             </td>           </tr>                               <tr id="section-7">             <td class="docs">               <div class="pilwrap">                 <a class="pilcrow" href="#section-7">&#182;</a>               </div>               <h2>Context Adaptors</h2>             </td>             <td class="code">               <div class="highlight"><pre></pre></div>             </td>           </tr>                               <tr id="section-8">             <td class="docs">               <div class="pilwrap">                 <a class="pilcrow" href="#section-8">&#182;</a>               </div>               <p>Adaptors are used to access and listen for changes to properties on
 different types of objects and collections.</p>
 
-<p>Listening for changes works a bit differently form the <code>bind</code> methods in,
+<p>Listening for changes works a bit differently from the <code>bind</code> methods in,
 say, Backbone.js or jQuery. The <code>bind</code> methods of adaptors should return
 a handle object or nothing. Handle objects are expected to have a <code>unbind</code>
 method taking no parameters.</p>             </td>             <td class="code">               <div class="highlight"><pre></pre></div>             </td>           </tr>                               <tr id="section-9">             <td class="docs">               <div class="pilwrap">                 <a class="pilcrow" href="#section-9">&#182;</a>               </div>               <p>The following is the default adaptor for regular JavaScript <code>Object</code>s and

domjuice.coffee

@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ eachNode = (rootNode, callback) ->
 # Adaptors are used to access and listen for changes to properties on
 # different types of objects and collections.
 #
-# Listening for changes works a bit differently form the `bind` methods in,
+# Listening for changes works a bit differently from the `bind` methods in,
 # say, Backbone.js or jQuery. The `bind` methods of adaptors should return
 # a handle object or nothing. Handle objects are expected to have a `unbind`
 # method taking no parameters.

nodejs-example.js

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 // You'd normally just require DOMJuice:
 //var DOMJuice = require('domjuice');
-// We do this instead to make things wrong from the current directory:
+// We do this instead to make things work from the current directory:
 var DOMJuice = require('./');
 
 // Use jsdom to get a DOM environment server-side.