Reference for Kiddushin 7:1

יציאה דכוותה קא ממעט

it applies to an analogous going forth.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' After all, the matter is deduced from 'and she shall go out for nothing' without money, the reasoning being as follows: The verse teaches that only for a maidservant is no payment due for gaining her freedom. Now, if it were due, it would obviously be her master's; hence when we learn that elsewhere, sc. marriage, payment is due, it is likewise due to the master whom she leaves, viz., her father.');">¹</span> But the one departure is dissimilar to the other: there [sc. a maidservant] she passes from her master's authority completely; whereas here she yet wants being given over for huppah?<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Before which her father is still entitled to her labour, and acts as her heir.');">²</span>

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