devilment

He lived so long, and in his worldly matters prospered so much, there was so little sign of devilment in the accomplishment of his wishes, and the increase of his prosperity, that Simon, at the end of six years, began to doubt whether he had made any such bargain at all, as that which we have described at the commencement of this history.

Ah, why the divil, Puddock, do you keep them ould women's charrums and divilments about you—you'll be the death of some one yet, so you will.