divil dialect

God only knows what Divil's worship you're involved in here.

It's a peculiar way he has about him, the divil.

Will you tell me what is the matter, you young divil?

And that 'counts for how they got their divil brew into her!

The divil has made tinder of it long afore this.

Then why the divil don't ye ask her to marry ye?

- It's true mankind is the divil when your head's astray.

He were a divil, a monster creature, the anti-Christ hisself.

Thought he was haunted by a divil.

Ye'll get divil an' all help from me, gettin' yerself into trouble.

You made us and the divil matched us.

Ye croaking owld divil, is that the tune you taught your son?

The Lord made them, as the Irish put it, and the divil matched them.

The poor old divil was standin' on the Sallins railway bridge, watching the trains.

Shure, I thought the divil had scorched his tail, and left the grizzled hair behind him.

Only thar was a divil in him.

Some black divil had leant an ill-placed hoof on the Finnegan hand.

It was my own son hit me, and he the divil a robber, or anything else, but a dirty, stuttering lout.

Though the old divil WAS amusing when he was pleased.

We were digging spuds in his cold, sloping, stony, divil's patch of a field.

Crack my son over the head, will you, you hard-hearted, murtherin' divil?

Hop when I tell ye, ye little divil.

What the divil is a dop?

He says he gives Divil a reight run for his money when he gets gooin.

- She wouldn't suit you, and she with the divil's own temper the way you'd be strangling one another in a score of days.