ensanguined

"It's a cinnabar boat," said Nivin as they stared down at that silent crew of ensanguined devils.

His coat was Melton's white duck jacket, and the ensanguined garment brought all the horror of her lover's death before her again.

The next moment, pausing only to sheathe his ensanguined sword, he took a graceful dive into the river.

The blood rushed to that ensanguined face till it looked like a great romanete apple: "Hortense?"

It is as if the poet saw the whole story through an ensanguined mist, and as if it stained the very blackness of the night.