Read the excerpt below and answer the question. who would fardels bear, / to grunt and sweat under a weary life. based on its context, the word fardels most likely refers to a(n).

Based on its context from the excerpt, the word fardels most

likely refer to a burden.

To add, the word fardel is a noun and it means a bundle;

burden. The excerpt is taken from Shakespeare’s Hamlet → Act 3, Scene 1, Page 4.

burden

Explanation:

The excerpt is asking who will be able to stand the fardels in a tired life. In this context, we can conclude that the word "fardels" is referring to "burden". The poet is asking who will be able to bear the burden in a tired life.

We can come to this conclusion because the word "fardels" refers to a heavy burden that must be heroically carried during a journey.

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