diff --git a/tsshbatch.rst b/tsshbatch.rst
index d097b9b..1975774 100644
--- a/tsshbatch.rst
+++ b/tsshbatch.rst
@@ -321,8 +321,7 @@
 
   tsshbatch.py -x -i stage-servers uptime
 
-You can have more than one of these on a command line so this is
-possible::
+You can have more than one of these on a command line::
 
   tsshbatch.py -x -i dev-servers -i stage-servers -i prod-servers uptime
 
@@ -430,23 +429,23 @@
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 Over time, you will probably build up a large set of host files for
-describing your inventory and host files for standard jobs you
+describing your inventory and command files for standard jobs you
 run often.  It's convenient to search through them quickly when
 you're looking for something specific.
 
 The ``-L`` command line option just lists every host file and command
 file ``tsshbatch`` knows about on all defined search paths.  This is
-handly if you want to examine your hierarchy of files.
+handy if you want to examine your hierarchy of files.
 
 The ``-F string string ...`` command line option looks through all
 your host *and* command files and returns the names of those that
-contain any of the strings you've listed.  The match is case
-insensitive and literal - no regular expressions are supported.
+contain any of the strings you've listed.  The match is
+case-insensitive and literal - no regular expressions are supported.
 
 The ``-V string string ...`` command line option is the inverse
 of ``-F``.  It returns a list of host and command files that do
 *not contain* the strings you specify.  Again, the match is
-a simple, literal case-insensitive test.
+literal and case-insensitive.
 
 
 FEATURES AND USE CASES