[Answer] What is a modern version of "fain"?

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...1. I forbid you. 2. I'd be happy to. 3. Stop! 4. Welcome!

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I'd be happy to. - If doing something wasn't your idea, but you're happy to do it, the adjective for that is "fain." There's usually some kind of extenuating circumstances surrounding the activity, but you'll get the job done any way.:

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