> inhale

6 About the cauldron many cooks accoiled,

accoiled > collected, assembled (WU)

7 With hooks and ladles, as need did require;
8 While the viands in the vessel boiled
9 They did about their business sweat, and sorely toiled.

209.31

The maister Cooke was cald _Concoction_,
2 A carefull man, and full of comely guise:
The kitchin Clerke, that hight _Digestion_,
4 Did order all +th'Achates+ in seemely wise,
And set them forth, as well he could deuise.
6 The rest had seuerall offices assind,
Some to remoue the scum, as it did rise;
8 Others to beare the same away did mind;
And others it to vse according to his kind.

4 th'Achates > the cates _1609_

1 The master cook was called Concoction,
2 A careful man, and full of comely guise:

guise > behaviour

3 The kitchen clerk, that hight Digestion,

hight > was called

4 Did order all the achates in seemly wise,

order > arrange
achates > {Things purchased; cates, viands, provisions, delicacies}
wise > manner

5 And set them forth, as well he could devise.

devise > skilfully contrive

6 The rest had several offices assigned,

several offices > specific duties

7 Some to remove the scum, as it did rise;
8 Others to bear the same away did mind;
9 And others it to use according to his kind.

his > his; its

209.32

But all the liquour, which was fowle and wast,
2 Not good nor seruiceable else for ought,
They in another great round vessell plast,
4 Till by a conduit pipe it thence were brought:
And all the rest, that noyous was, and nought,
6 By secret wayes, that none might it espy,
Was close conuaid, and to the back-gate brought,
8 That cleped was _Port Esquiline_, whereby
It was auoided quite, and throwne out priuily.

1 But all the liquor, which was foul and waste,

liquor > liquid, fluid

2 Not good nor serviceable else for aught,

else > otherwise

3 They in another great round vessel placed,

vessel > [the bladder]

4 Till by a conduit pipe it thence was brought:

conduit pipe > [the urethra]

5 And all the rest, that noyous was, and naught,

noyous > noisome, obnoxious
naught > worthless

6 By secret ways, that none might it espy,

that > [so that]

7 Was close conveyed, and to the back gate brought,

close > secretly
conveyed > conveyed; removed in an underhand manner
back gate > [the an