What is most closely the meaning of will as it is used in the passage below (lines 212-216)? “Men climbed eagerly up the gangplank, /
sand churned in surf, warriors loaded /
a cargo of weapons, shining war-gear /
in the vessel’s hold, then heaved out, /
away with a will in their wood-wreathed ship.”
Answer choices for the above question

A. | noun | a legal document dividing possessions after death

B. | noun | a deliberate intention or act

C. | verb | to try to make something happen using mental powers

D. | verb | to make a request