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'... he is not in pain'. What does Sampson mean by saying so?

Death is considered as a state where a person becomes free from all the sufferings of the world and attains ultimate peace. Sampson's words indicate at the same state, where Herbert was no longer able to feel any pain and had rise above all the distress as he left for the heavenly abode.


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