Fixes minor typo in Readme

Author: manaswinidas

README.md

@@ -91,4 +91,4 @@ Example code for both the low-level and high-level wrappers is provided in [the
 * Many code generation approaches. SWIG, [JavaCPP](https://github.com/bytedeco/javacpp), and so on. But jni.hpp is explicitly not a binding  generator.
 * [JniHelpers](https://github.com/spotify/JniHelpers) is similar in spirit. In comparison, jni.hpp takes advantage of modern C++ features such as `unique_ptr` and variadic templates, introduces no preprocessor macros, and is header-only -- no build step required.
 * I hear that Boost.Python is similar, but I did not reference it in building this library.
-* The low-level wrapping strategy is inspired by [Lisa Lippincott's presentation "How to call C libraries from C++"](https://github.com/jfirebaugh/PlusPlus) from Cppcon 2014, and by her previous work ["The Nitrogen Manifesto"](http://nitric.sourceforge.net/The%20Nitrogen%20Manifesto.pdf). However jni.hpp does not use "PlusPlus", the wrapping library abstration mentioned in the presentation; I found it to be a poor economy compared to simply writing out the wrappers manually.
+* The low-level wrapping strategy is inspired by [Lisa Lippincott's presentation "How to call C libraries from C++"](https://github.com/jfirebaugh/PlusPlus) from Cppcon 2014, and by her previous work ["The Nitrogen Manifesto"](http://nitric.sourceforge.net/The%20Nitrogen%20Manifesto.pdf). However jni.hpp does not use "PlusPlus", the wrapping library abstraction mentioned in the presentation; I found it to be a poor economy compared to simply writing out the wrappers manually.