Variantly: If she went and married another and he had children from her, and then she were widowed or divorced and married this one (to whom she was prohibited by the conditional divorce), would her children by the first not be found to be mamzerim (bastards, the divorce being retroactively invalidated)? — so that this is not krithuth.
"into her hand": This tells me only of "her hand." Whence do I derive (the same for) her garden, her courtyard, and her enclosure? From "and he shall place" — anywhere. If so, why is it written "her hand"? Just as her hand is distinct in being her domain, so all that is thus characterized (is valid for the placing of the get).