A man may not open a bakery or a dye shop under the storehouse of another, nor a cattle shed. In truth, in [the case of a storehouse of] wine they permitted [these], except for a cattle shed.  A store in a courtyard —- one can block him by claiming, “I cannot sleep due to the noise of those entering and leaving.” One may make utensils [and] go out and sell [them] in the marketplace. But one cannot block him by claiming, “I cannot sleep due to the noise of the hammer,” or, “the noise of the mill,” or, “the noise of the children.”