Land or Country, Katos, L. Xai J. Nacan, Guaca, C. Island, Caya, L Cayo, C Caic J. Stranger, Guachinango, C. House, Bohio, C. remora, Reves, C. Partridge, Lizas, C. by Ocampo.
"The American Nations, Vol. I."
C. S. Rafinesque
I also found a small remora, or sucking fish, near his tail, but when I put it to my mouth, it fixed itself so firmly on both my lips that I thought they were sealed for ever.
"The Pacha of Many Tales"
Captain Frederick Marryat
In calm weather, they carried out those which they had kept and fed for the purpose, in their canoes, and when they had got to a sufficient distance, attached the remora to the head of the canoe by a strong line of considerable length.
"A Ramble of Six Thousand Miles through the United States of America"
S. A. Ferrall