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Puntshmenfcf Death Esquin.au1 Philosophy.
Among the Esquinaux, according 10 Sir John Ross,
the crime OF murder very rarely occurs. When ii
does, the murderer's punishment consists in being
banlshed to perpetual solitude TO be Stunned by ev


cry individual of his tribe nsomuch that even the
sight OF him is avoided by all who may inadvertanl


ly meet him. On being asked why his life is not
taken in return 1T was replied, that THE would bet
make themselves equally bad that the lose Of his
life would not restore the other; and tha, he who
should commit such an act would be equally guilty.