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{Succah 20b continues}
Gemara:
Shmuel explained: by a bed which is ten handbreadths high, for since it is ten handbreadths high, which is the measure of a succah, it is as if it is a succah within a succah and therefore he does not fulfil his obligation.
{Succah 21b}
Mishna:
One who supports his succah with a bedstead -- Rabbi Yehuda says: If it is unable to stand by itself it is invalid.
Gemara:
Abaye said: They only said this where it was supported {by the bedstead}. But if he placed schach upon a bed it is valid.
{Succah 22a}
Mishna:
A Succah covered thinly,
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