7 But that same froward twain would accourage,
froward > perverse (also, as an adv. or prep., "fromward", and so pointing the contrast with "that forward pair") twain > two, pair (Elissa and Huddibras) accourage > encourage (WUFQ)
8 And of her plenty add to their need: 9 So kept she them in order, and herself in heed.
in heed > heeded, regarded
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Thus fairely she attempered her feast,
2 And pleasd them all with meete satietie,
At last when lust of meat and drinke was ceast,
4 She Guyon deare besought of curtesie,
To tell from whence he came through ieopardie,
6 And whither now on new aduenture bound.
Who with bold grace, and comely grauitie,
8 Drawing to him the eyes of all around,
From lofty siege began these words aloud to sound.
1 Thus fairly she attempered her feast,
fairly > well, expertly attempered > regulated; tempered, moderated
2 And pleased them all with meet satiety;
meet > appropriate satiety > {Sufficiency; the condition of being fully satisfied, without the modern connotation of surfeit}