Fix typos in the FAQ
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ parts have not been fully tested.
A related issue is when different threads read from the same file
objec - or the same thread uses two iterators over a file. There is
only a single file-position for each opened file. To prevent this from
-hapeding, use the option ``mulitple_iterator=True`` when calling
+hapeding, use the option ``multiple_iterator=True`` when calling
a fetch() method. This will return an iterator on a newly opened
file.
@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ Here, the output is::
The reason for this behaviour is that every iterator needs to keep
track of its current position in the file. Within pysam, each opened
file can only keep track of one file position and hence there can only
-be one iterator per file. Using the option ``mulitple_iterators=True``
+be one iterator per file. Using the option ``multiple_iterators=True``
will return an iterator within a newly opened file. This iterator will
not interfere with existing iterators as it has its own file handle
associated with it.
