You blundered that time.

You should have picked a better man, Mr.Baumberger.Saunders couldn't have hit the side of a barn if he'd been locked inside it.

You ought to have made sure--" Baumberger glared at him, and then lunged, his eyes like an animal gone mad.
"I'll make a better job, then!" he bellowed.

"Saunders was a fool.

I told him to get down next the trail and make a good job of it.