He had ridden where smoke ebbed heavenwards, and blood clotted the green grass.
As she climbed back again from the mound, a gashed and clotted face heaved up and stared at her from a heap of slain.
When she essayed to move she found her habit clotted to the wound where she had held it.
The priests of the temple, seeming more like demons than human beings, with their blood-clotted locks and savage aspect, fought like such.
I worship thy feet that are stained with a red dye, as if it were the clotted gore of the trampled Asura clinging to them.
Do you not see here this rock of execution, smeared with the clotted gore of snakes, awful as the luxurious couch of Death!
As soon as his servants heard this, they brought Sundarasena, smeared with clotted blood, and defiled with wounds, into the presence of that king.
He then looked at his hand, and beholding a quantity of clotted blood upon it, fell down suddenly on the snow.
It were profanity to discolor these pearly walks with clotted gore.
His mouth was puckered on one side into angular wrinkles, like a curtain drawn up awry, while a clotted stream of black gore crept from it sluggishly down his right cheek, and coagulated in a heap on the deck.
At last, gush after gush of clotted red gore, as if it had been the purple lees of red wine, shot into the frighted air; and falling back again, ran dripping down his motionless flanks into the sea.
There was dirty sawdust on the floor, six pine tables painted red and adorned with catsup-bottles whose mouths were clotted with dried catsup, and a long counter scattered with bread and white cakes and petrified rolls.
The saloon had an air of cheap crime and a floor covered with clotted sawdust.
He ran to peer into the pit whence they came, and in the half-light he could see a rope's-end clotted with blood.
At the dissection, the spleen was found "very black, the head full of clear water and all the veins of the head full of clotted blood.
When I contemplated him on the cross, his hair was almost all torn off, and what remained was matted and clotted with blood; his body was one wound, and every limb seemed as if dislocated.
Then the man's footsteps went off in dull beats on the snow-clotted pebbles.
Without a word or a look more, he walked away, the white handkerchief, clotted with blood, still about his forehead, and his hat carried in his hand.
The charred wood of a fire that had been lighted when the room was new, still lay over the green clotted andirons.
The powder in his hair was clotted in little streaks of white.
His jaw, heavy and cumbersome always, thrust itself forward, and I could see the veins swell dangerously into a tangled, clotted mass on his temples.
Not really," he said, touching his fingertips lightly against the blood-clotted wound that circled his neck.
Antibio pills would do a lot more good, since the wound was completely clotted by now, but he didn't speak his thoughts aloud.
A third, seeing my hair clotted together with blood, as it were into distinct cords, took notice, that my bows were mended with the red ropes, instead of my side.
On the green felt of the table-desk, between legal blanks and a clotted inkwell, was a cloissone vase.
My father followed him into a small chamber, where Fagan at once closed the door and locked it, and then, approaching him, pulled forth from beneath his loose cuff a lace ruffle stained and clotted with blood.
But the fuze will not take: horrible moment of agonizing suspense,--the powder is clotted with blood, and will not ignite!
Nay, now sit where thou art, and drink the bright wine, till Hekamede of the fair tresses shall heat warm water for the bath, and wash away the clotted blood, but I will speedily go forth and come to a place of outlook.
Then was it a hard matter to know each man again; but they washed them with water clean of clotted gore, and with shedding of hot tears lifted them upon the wains.
The clotted line still oozed a little on the temple and the look of pain had not gone away.
A red-clotted blur ran along the forehead, and the face, streaked with mud, was drawn in a look of pain.
Harcourt dressed his wounds, which having been inflicted about ten o'clock, now at one were cold and stiff with clotted blood.
