According to Chapter 29, what was Sai Baba's reputation regarding charity and giving money?

Chapter 29 of the Sai Satcharitra portrays Sai Baba as a great saint renowned for his generous and charitable nature. The text describes him as patient, self-controlled, and compassionate, especially towards pilgrims, to whom he distributed money abundantly. His fame for giving ten or fifty rupees to the poor and needy on a daily basis spread far and wide, drawing crowds of devotees, performers, and singers to Shirdi. However, the chapter also emphasizes that his charity was not predictable. While he was steadfast in righteousness, he would sometimes give money even to wayfarers when the thought occurred to him, but he did not give to all who came to his door, as no one could fathom his mind.