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Sear Cucumber. 



dinger or Sea Eel. 



Cunner or Sea Roach. 



Cur. 



Currier, Poft, or Lacquey of the Sea. 



Crampfijli or Torpedo. 



Cuttle, or Sleeves, or Sea Angler. 



Clupea, the Tunnies enemy. 



Sea Cornet. 



Cornuta or Horned FiJJi. 



Dace, Dare, or Dart. 



Sea Dart, Ravelins. 



Dog-flJJi or Tubarone. 



Dolphin. 



Dorce. 



Dorrie, GoldfiJJi. 



Golden-eye, Gilt-pole, or Godline, Yellow-heads. 



Sea Dragon or Sea Spider, Quaviner. 



Drum, a Fifh frequent in the Weft Indies. 



Sea Emperottr or Sword FiJJi. 



Eel, of which divers kinds. 1 



Sea Elephant, the Leather of this Fifh will never rot, 



excellent for Thongs. 

 Ears of the Sea. 



1 See further of eels, and the author's several ways of cooking them, in his 

 Voyages, p. in. At p. 37 of the Rarities, eels are mentioned among the fishes 

 most prized by the Indians. "These eels be not of so luscious a taste as they be 

 in England, neither are they so aguish ; but are both wholesome for the body, 

 and delightful for the taste." — Wood, Ne-w-Kng. Prospefl, chap. ix. 



