Ascension
Adolf Rudnicki
1951
He did not object to their unending walk, on and on until they reached a quiet spot. He did not complain of feeling tired. He did not insist that the blanket should be spread somewhere nearer to other people, though he always liked company and could not stand solitude. Unresisting he went into the embrace of destiny.
They sat down on the fringe of…
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