enringing

It was ugly and grim; the trampled grass, the giant footmarks, each enringing its pool of curdled blood; the broken bushes, the grooved mud-slides where the unknown brutes had slid in deadly embrace; the hollows, the splintered boughs, their ragged points tufted with skin and hair -- all was sickening to me.

Gulliver of Mars 1905

It was ugly and grim; the trampled grass, the giant footmarks, each enringing its pool of curdled blood; the broken bushes, the grooved mud-slides where the unknown brutes had slid in deadly embrace; the hollows, the splintered boughs, their ragged points tufted with skin and hair -- all was sickening to me.

Gulliver of Mars Edwin Lester Linden Arnold 1896

It is the story of the celestial Titan, with his benefactions for men, and force and strength, with art to aid them -- reluctant art -- compelled to serve their ends, enringing his limbs, and driving hard the stakes.

The Philosophy of the Plays of Shakspere Unfolded Delia Bacon 1835