The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 13, Issue 3 (June 1, 1938.)
Opportunity
Opportunity.
They were sitting on the verandah in the moonlight. No words broke the stillness for half an hour. She began to yawn.
“I say,” she said, suddenly, “suppose you had money, what would you do?”
He threw out his chest manfully.
“If I had money,” he said, with great enthusiasm, “I'd travel.”
He felt her warm, young hand in his. He closed his eyes and sighed happily. When he looked up again she had gone.
In his hand lay a threepenny-piece.
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