(Beraisa - in the name of R. Lazar): "V'Im Hayo Sihyeh l'Ish" discusses a Bogeres (after the six months of Na'arus) Arusah.

(Talmidim): R. Lazar said properly! (Hayo Sihyeh l'Ish" discusses one who can be Mekadesh herself to a man, i.e. a Bogeres.)

Question (against R. Lazar): Since she became a Bogeres, did she not already leave her father's Reshus? An orphan whose father died, who annuls for her? Her husband annuls [alone. The same should apply here! We assume that R. Lazar agrees with our Mishnah, that her father and husband annul together];

Question (against Rabanan): If before she entered his Reshus, [her Arus] annuls her, after she entered his Reshus, all the more so! (Above, we said that they expound "u'Nedareha Aleha" to teach this.)

Question: How do Rabanan establish "u'Nedareha Aleha" - what is the case?

If it refers to vows that she took [in Na'arus] before Eirusin and she became Mekudeshes - [this cannot be,] for it was proper for the father and husband to annul [together. If so, her husband cannot annul alone, even after Nisu'in!]

Answer: Rather, the case is, she vowed before her father died, and [before Eirusin] her father died, or she became a Bogeres. (We explained this like PNEI MOSHE.)

Question: What is R. Elazar's source that a Na'arah Me'urasah, her father and husband annul her vows [together]?

Answer: "Bein Ish l'Ishto" teaches about [Hafaras] ha'Ba'al. [What is the source that he joins to annul with] the father? [The verse continues] "Bein Av l'Bito."

Question: What do Rabanan [learn from the verse]?

Answer: "Bein Ish l'Ishto", but not between her and others (a husband cannot annul such vows). "Bein Av l'Bito", but not between her and others.

Question: Does R. Elazar disagree (since he used the verse for joint Hafarah)?

Answer: He learns all of these from there (the verse). "Bein Ish l'Ishto", but not between her and others. "Bein Av l'Bito", but not between her and others. (Since the Torah wrote them together, this teaches that they annul together, i.e. vows of a Na'arah Me'urasah. - PNEI MOSHE)