I shall invert these changes, using the newer form of inflexion, and the modern spelling: with no other variation whatever.
"A Budget of Paradoxes, Volume II (of II)"
Augustus de Morgan
"All right," he replied, "I will send over the first thing to-morrow morning;" and from the inflexion of his mother's voice, Jim gathered that his programme for the morrow had, at all events, not met altogether with her approval.
"Belles and Ringers"
Hawley Smart
It may have been some slight inflexion of the voice that prompted the deduction; but certain it was that as Pansey Cottrell heard that commonplace little speech, he muttered to himself, "The lady is beginning to take things in earnest, whatever Beauchamp may be."
"Belles and Ringers"
Hawley Smart