English Language · English Literature
Arrange the steps Thomas Carlyle proposes to 'see rightly' into whether a poet's work contains a fault: (a) Decide if the aim accorded with human nature and the nature of things at large. (b) Make plain to ourselves what the poet's aim really and truly was. (c) Determine how far, with such means as were afforded, he fulfilled that task. Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
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b, a, c
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