README.md in dense-1.1.0 vs README.md in dense-1.1.1

@@ -115,19 +115,19 @@
 When it doesn't find, it raises an instance of `KeyError`:
 
 ```ruby
 Dense.fetch({}, 'a.0.b')
   # raises
-  #   KeyError: Found nothing at "a" ("0.b" remains)
+  #   KeyError: found nothing at "a" ("0.b" remains)
 ```
 
 It might instead raise an instance of `TypeError` if a non-integer key is requested of an array:
 
 ```ruby
 Dense.fetch({ 'a' => [] }, 'a.k.b')
   # raises
-  #   TypeError: No key "k" for Array at "a"
+  #   TypeError: no key "k" for Array at "a"
 ```
 
 See KeyError and TypeError below for more details.
 
 `Dense.fetch(collection, path)` raises when it doesn't find, while `Dense.get(collection, path)` returns `nil`.
@@ -205,21 +205,21 @@
 c   # => { 'h' => { 'a' => [ 1, 2, 'three' ] } }
 r   # => 'three'
 
 c = { 'a' => [] }
 Dense.set(c, 'a.b', 1)
-  # => TypeError: No key "b" for Array at "a"
+  # => TypeError: no key "b" for Array at "a"
 
 
 c = { 'a' => {} }
 r = Dense.set(c, 'a.1', 1)
 c   # => { 'a' => { '1' => 1 } }
 r   # => 1
 
 c = {}
 Dense.set(c, 'a.0', 1)
-  # => KeyError: Found nothing at "a" ("0" remains)
+  # => KeyError: found nothing at "a" ("0" remains)
 ```
 
 Setting at multiple places in one go is possible:
 ```ruby
 c = { 'h' => {} }
@@ -280,15 +280,15 @@
 ```
 
 It fails with a `KeyError` or a `TypeError` if it cannot unset.
 ```ruby
 Dense.unset({}, 'a')
-  # => KeyError: Found nothing at "a"
+  # => KeyError: found nothing at "a"
 Dense.unset([], 'a')
-  # => TypeError: No key "a" for Array at root
+  # => TypeError: no key "a" for Array at root
 Dense.unset([], '1')
-  # => KeyError: Found nothing at "1"
+  # => KeyError: found nothing at "1"
 ```
 
 Unsetting multiple values is OK:
 
 ```ruby
@@ -307,10 +307,10 @@
   begin
     Dense.fetch({}, 'a.b')
   rescue => err
     err
   end
-  # => #<KeyError: Found nothing at "a" ("b" remains)>
+  # => #<KeyError: found nothing at "a" ("b" remains)>
 e.full_path
   # => "a"
 e.miss
   # => [false, [], {}, "a", [ "b" ]]
 ```