A window shutter, R’ Eliezer says: When it is fastened and suspended, we may shut [the window] with it; and if not, we may not shut [the window] with it. But the Sages say: In either case we may shut [the window] with it.

All utensil covers which have handles may be taken on the Sabbath. Said R’ Yose: When is this said? Regarding a cover of [a hole in] the ground; but regarding covers of utensils, in either case we may take them on the Sabbath.

We may clear away even four or five baskets of straw or of produce to make room for guests or to avoid curtailment of study, but not a storehouse. We may clear away terumah that is tahor; demai; first tithe whose terumah has been separated from it; second tithe and consecrated property that have been re-deemed; and dry lupine, because it is food for the poor. But [we may] not [clear away] untithed produce; nor first tithe whose terumah has not been separated [from it]; nor second tithe nor consecrated property that have not been redeemed; nor colocasia; nor mustard. Rabban Shimon ben Gamliel permits colocasia, since it is food for ravens.

Bundles of straw, bundles of twigs, and bundles of green branches, if we prepared them for animal feed, we may handle them; and if not, we may not handle them. We may invert a basket in front of chicks so that they may [use it to] climb up and down. A hen that has run away, we may push her until she enters. We may make calves and foals walk in a public domain. A woman may make her child walk. Said R’ Yehudah: When? At the time he raises one foot and puts down the other; but if he drags [his feet], it is prohibited.