It's a good plan always to leave something to satisfy curiosity.

Or, play you was aimin' to dry-farm.

You shape up your rig to suit yourself--but play up to it." "I'll hay it," said Carr.
"All right--hay it, by all means.

Take your first load of water out about twenty-five miles and leave it--using as little as you can to camp on.
You'll have to have three full sets of chains and whiffletrees for your six-horse team, of course.

You can't bother with dragging a buckboard along behind to take 'em back with.