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Is Fain A Word. Oed's earliest evidence for fain is from 1870, in notes and queries. You would fain have stayed.
You would fain have stayed. Web the earliest known use of the verb fain is in the 1870s. Oed's earliest evidence for fain is from 1870, in notes and queries. He was very fain, for the young widow was altogether fair and lovely.
Oed's earliest evidence for fain is from 1870, in notes and queries. Web the earliest known use of the verb fain is in the 1870s. Oed's earliest evidence for fain is from 1870, in notes and queries. He was very fain, for the young widow was altogether fair and lovely. You would fain have stayed.
