Daly objected to this method of procedure.
"You see, Radway," he explained, "it is our last season in the country.
When this lot is in, we want to pull up stakes, so we can't take any chances on not getting that timber in.

If you don't finish your Job, it keeps us here another season.

There can be no doubt, therefore, that you finish your job.

In other words, we can't take any chances.

If you start the thing, you've got to carry it 'way through." "I think I can, Mr.Daly," the jobber assured him.
"For that reason," went on Daly, "we object to paying you as the work progresses.